Riggers
Art ART21830 Second World War, 1939-1945A drawing of typical riggers at work on the port wing of a Beaufort aircraft in the Maintenance Section, Royal Australian Air Force Station, Point Cook, Victoria.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rough sketch of an Oxford aircraft in the repair hangar of the Maintenance Section, Royal Australian Air Force, Point Cook, Victoria.
A drawing of typical riggers at work on the port wing of a Beaufort aircraft in the Maintenance Section, Royal Australian Air Force Station, Point Cook, Victoria.
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
This work shows Avro Anson aircraft in various stages of repair in the hangar at Laverton, Victoria. This is where these aircraft, used for operational work over Port Phillip Bay and extending to Tasm
POINT COOK, VIC. 1943-03-10. ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE TRAINEE PILOTS WATCH CRITICIALLY AS ONE OF THEIR NUMBER TAKES OFF IN AN AIRSPEED "OXFORD" AIRCRAFT.

POINT COOK, VIC. 1943-03-10. A TRAINEE PILOT OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE, ABOUT TO TAKE OFF IN AN AIRSPEED "OXFORD" FOR A TRAINING EXERCISE IN TWIN ENGINED AIRCRAFT.

Made from an impression during a flight from Point Cook to Benalla in an Oxford aircraft, Victoria.