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Restoring Australia's
only surviving
B-24 Liberator


Welcome to

B-24 Liberator

Memorial Australia Inc.


Virtual tour by Barney Meyer and Mark Hassed from hiddenmelbourne.com.au

This is the only remaining Liberator in the Southern Hemisphere and is one of only eight still existent in the world.

This intricate restoration work is proceeding in one of the impressive World War II hangars on the old Werribee airfield - just outside Melbourne in Victoria. It is our intention to eventually have the airframe completely restored.

B-24 Liberator Memorial Australia Commemorative Service

The annual B-24 Liberator Memorial Australia Commemorative Service will be held in the Sanctuary of the Shrine of Remembrance on 23 March 2024, beginning at 11.00am, with assembly at 10.45. The service provides a time to reflect on the sacrifices of all those who served with B-24 Liberators, both ground and air crew. You are most welcome to attend.

Details are available on the website of the Shrine of Remembrance.

Plan your next adventure visiting the Aviation Museums of Australia

For information about Aircraft Museums all over Australia, see the brochure below.


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For further news of the aircraft restorations occurring in the hangar at Werribee and on events there, go to the B-24 Liberator Facebook page.

 Would you like to volunteer to work with the B-24 Liberator restoration group?

We can always use people with skills in various areas including: aircraft restoration and rebuilding, aircraft engineering, hangar maintenance, museum collection management, shop attendance.

A new volunteer might be allocated a mentor or have a ‘buddy system’ for a training and familiarisation period. You would need to travel to the restoration hangar and museum in Werribee, Victoria.

Why not visit and talk to one of our volunteers or contact us on 03 9731 1263 to see if you might contribute to our very worthwhile projects.