File:Mirage III-O RAAF A3-3 2021-06-01.jpg
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| Description | Dassault Mirage III/O A3-3 on display at Fighter World aviation heritage centre, in New South Wales, Australia. At the right can be seen the nose of Mirage III/D A3-102. A3-3 was the first Mirage aircraft built in Australia and was delivered to the Royal Australian Air Force on 20 December 1963. Initially serving with ARDU, it subsequently served with 2OCU, 76 SQN and 77 SQN before being retired on 31 March 1987. It was later moved to Fighter World. |
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| current | 05:30, 2 June 2021 | | 4,032 × 1,891 (906 KB) | AussieLegend | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |description = Dassault Mirage III/O A3-3 on display at en:Fighter World aviation heritage centre, in New South Wales, Australia. At the right can be seen the nose of Mirage III/D A3-102. A3-3 was the first Mirage aircraft built in Australia and was delivered to the Royal Australian Air Force on 20 December 1963. Initially serving with [[:en:Air... |
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