The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Technical training in the schoolroom, workshops and in the air, of RAAF wireless operators at the RAAF wireless school Point Cook, Victoria.
A Movietone News item with sub-titles covering RAAF training at Point Cook, Victoria with an introduction by Air-Commodore Richard Williams, CBE, DSO, then Chief of the Air Staff. There are four types
RAAF Central Flying School Point Cook circa early 1960s. Winjeel trainer aircraft and crews. Deperdussin monoplane being restored. Deperdussin parked next to Mirage jet fighter.
Movietone news extract showing RAAF pilots at Point Cook, Victoria, in classroom, at lectures during refresher course. Assorted types of aircraft at Point Cook.
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
Unidentified Wireless Telegraphy Operators, RAAF. During the Second World War Freedman enlisted in the RAAF and was appointed as a war artist attached to the RAAF Historical War Records Section and he
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
