Boeing B-29 Washington in Australian Service
Two British Boeing Washington B.1 (Boeing B-29 Superfortress bombers used by the Royal Air Force) aircraft (WW 353 and WW 354) were transferred to the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) in 1952. They were attached to the Aircraft Research and Development Unit and used in trials conducted on behalf of the British Ministry of Supply. Both aircraft were placed in storage in 1956 and were sold for scrap in 1957.
Boeing B-29 Washington WV353 circa 1958 
Boeing Washington A76-1/WW353 at Tocumwal in 1957 
Boeing B-29 Washington A76-1 
Boeing B-29 Washington B.1 WW353 in 1958 
Boeing Washington A76-1/WW353 at Tocumwal in 1957 
Boeing Washington A76-1/WW353 at Tocumwal in 1957 
Boeing Washington A76-1/WW353 in 1955 
Boeing Washington A76-2/WW354 and Meteor A77-2 
Boeing Washington A76-1/WW353 with Red Rapier Missile 
Boeing Washington A76-1/WW353 at Tocumwal 
Boeing Washington A76-1/WW353 
Air Trials Unit Woomera 1954 Washington B.1 WW353 and Pika A93-2 
Boeing Washington A76-1/WW353 at Tocumwal in Nov 1961 
Boeing Washington A76-1 (WW353) Tocumwal 1961 
Boeing Washington A76-1/WW353 at Tocumwal After Engine Removal
