Boomerang formation flying
Film F00463 Second World War, 1939-1945Air to air shots of Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation (CAC) Boomerang fighter aircraft in formation flight. Opening shots show six aircraft numbered 47,10, 13, 14, 8, and 36.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Newsreel item on a test flight of the Commonwealth Boomerang fighter aircraft. Pilot boards aircraft; takes off; several shots of aircraft manoeuvring during test flight.
Air to air shots of Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation (CAC) Boomerang fighter aircraft in formation flight. Opening shots show six aircraft numbered 47,10, 13, 14, 8, and 36.
BOOMERANG TAKES OFF. THE NEW AUSTRALIAN MADE FIGHTER-INTERCEPTOR PLANE, THE BOOMERANG, PARTICIPATED SUCCESSFULLY IN THE ALLIED LANDINGS NEAR LAE. HERE THE FIRST BOOMERANG TAKES OFF ON ITS TEST FLIGHT

Cinesound news item showing test flight of Boomerang aircraft at the Commomwealth Aircraft Works. The test was watched by crowds of workers from the factory at Fishermans Bend, Victoria.
Crew of a Short Sunderland flying boat of No. 201 Sqn RAF Coastal Command board onto aircraft from a RAF boat. Sunderland (aircraft code NS-Z) takes off. Aerial shots of Sunderland in flight. Close up
At Fort Worth, Texas, 4 August 1968 the RAAF took delivery of the first of its new strike-reconnaissance aircraft, the F-111C. The aircraft was handed over to the Australian Minister for Defence, Mr A
Newsreel produced by the Directorate of Public Relations RAAF on the production of the Mirage 111O supersonic fighter. Shows aerial views of the aircraft factories at Fishermen's Bend. Drawing offices