The team, including Frank Neale (fourth from right) and Donald Mackay (fifth from right) poses before VH-UEZ in Canberra.

An Afghan man leads a camel on the Mackay expedition.

VH-UEZ “Diamond Bird”

The two aircraft land at Uluru (then Ayres Rock) in June of 1930.

Bob Buck (1881 – 1960)

Transportation camels stop to set up camp in central Australia.

The Afghan camel-handlers.

Philip Crosbie Morrison with men from the Walbri/Pintubi tribes.

Morrison, second from right, and others in front of VH-UGF in Canberra.

Frank Neale on the wing of VH-UGF, “Love Bird”.

A group of politicians and the expeditioners in 1930.

Commander H.T. Bennett works on maps at camp.

“Love Bird” in Canberra.

The profile of VH-UGF in the air.

Cleaning the camp bathroom at Ilbpilla.

An Aboriginal man makes a spear-thrower or woomera.

UH-UGF flies over camp at Ilbpilla.