Bristol Beaufighter Mk 21
In January 1943 the Australian Government decided to commence production of the Bristol Beaufighter under the Department of Aircraft Production (DAP) organisation at Fishermans Bend, Melbourne, Victoria from 1944. Design changes included the use of Hercules VII or XVIII engines and the replacement of the wing mounted 0.303 inch machine guns with 0.5 inch guns.
When production ended in 1946 a total of 364 Mk. 21 Beaufighters had been built.
Photos of the Australian Bristol Beaufighter Mk 21 by Identification Number
- A8-1
- A8-3
- A8-14
- A8-35
- A8-37
- A8-52
- A8-57
- A8-64
- A8-75
- A8-85
- A8-93
- A8-95
- A8-97
- A8-123
- A8-124
- A8-129
- A8-144
- A8-173
- A8-222
- A8-265
- A8-301
- A8-328
- A8-357
- A8-359
- A8-362
- A8-365
A8-1
A8-3
A8-14
A8-35
A8-37
A8-52
A8-57
A8-64
A8-75
A8-85
A8-93
A8-95
A8-97
A8-123
A8-124
A8-129
A8-144
A8-173
A8-222
A8-265
A8-301
A8-328
A8-357
A8-359
A8-362
A8-365
