The Australian Aviation Heritage Centre (Darwin Aviation Museum) located at Darwin Airport the suburb of Winnellie at Darwin, the collection of contemporary
aircraft includes a B-52 bomber, on permanent loan from the USAF, flown to the museum from Guam, currently it has no armament or engines
but one of only two displayed outside the United States. Also, a DeHaviland
Dove and a Mirage which had crashed onto the tidal flats in 1982,
and an Australian built F-86 Sabre.
A6M2 Model 21
Zero Manufacture
Number 5349 Tail
BII-124
Crashed Melville Island, recovered by RAAF, displayed unrestored at the museum
Ki-46
Dinah Manufacture
Number 2414
Shot down south of Stuart Point, wreckage displayed at museum
F-4
Lightning Serial
Number A55-3
Displayed at museum unrestored
B-25D "Hawg-Mouth" Serial Number 41-30222
Force landed January 25, 1945 recovered by museum in 1974
B-24D Liberator Serial Number 42-40504
Recovered from Fenton Airfield around 1970, tail and fuselage section on display
B-24D "Snafu" Serial Number 42-40513
Fuselage displayed at museum
B-24L Liberator Serial Number A72-88
Crashed near Fenton Airfield on February 3, 1945, wreckage displayed at museum
CAC CA-13 Boomerang Serial Number A46-124
Fuselage displayed at museum
Spitfire Mark Vc Serial Number A58-88
Shot down at Point Charles
Spitfire Mark Vc Serial Number A58-227
Pilot McDonald crashed September 7, 1943 exhaust stacks displayed at musuem
P-40E Warhawk 41-35943
Pilo Sauber crashed July 12, 1943 wing recovered and displayed at the museum
G4M1 Betty Tail T-361
Recovered wreckage including fuselage section with hinomaru and piece of wreckage with part of the gondola
A6M2 Zero Drop Tank
The aviation museum does have a restored drop tank, restored by AWM during their restoration of A6M2 Zero 5784 in exchange for three drop tanks from the Darwin Museum that were collected from the Darwin area.
C-47B Dakota Serial Number A65-104
Damaged beyond repair during Cyclone Tracy in 1974. Wreckage located outside the museum.
References
Thanks to Bob Alford and Daniel Leahy for additional information.
