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RAAF A15 Miles M.14A Magister

Miles Magister A15-1 RAAF Official via Brendan Cowan

     
 

Miles Magister Image Gallery

 
     
 

See also the Miles Magister as used by 3, 451 & 456 Sqns

 
     
 
Aircraft Serial Type C/N Airframe history
A15-1 Mk.I 547 A single Miles Magister was acquired by the RAAF for comparison with the service's standard basic training aircraft, the De havilland Tiger Moth and the CAC Wacket.
18/02/1938 Arrived in Australia 18/02/38.
Served with No.1 Flight Training School at Point Cook, from May 1940,
Transferred to the Engineering School in July 1940,
Converted to components later that same month.

Miles Magister A15-1 RAAF Official via Brendan Cowan  RAAF Form E/E.88 Aircraft Status Card

 
     

The Author of this page is Darren Crick updated by Brendan Cowan

Source: RAAF Museum Website.

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Updated 30 June 2015