The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Liberator heavy bomber at the Maintenance Section, Point Cook Air Section, used for training purposes. The purpose of the painting is to convey the size of this plane by contrasting it to the surrounding hangars, one of which houses the look-out tower.
From the lookout tower at the Maintenance Section of the Royal Australian Air Force Station, Point Cook. The point jutting seawards in the middle distance is Point Cook from which the aircraft station
Marine Section of Point Cook Air Station in morning light. This section is used for air-sea rescue work.
Seen from the foreshore adjacent to the Marine Section, Royal Australian Air Force, Point Cook, Victoria.
Air Marshal Sir Richard Williams revisits Point Cook to "star" in a segment of a film being produced by the Commomwealth Film Unit, to mark the 50th anniversary of the RAAF which falls in 1971. Just a
Depicts a number of men working on a B24 Liberator bomber of the USAF during the Second World War. The B-24 Liberator was produced in larger numbers than any other American aircraft during the Second
Depicts the control room at Point Cook with radio receiving and transmitting sets. Remarks: WW1 served with AIF in France. WW2 official war artist from 30 Apr 1945 to 24 Jan 1946. Artist's file descri
