The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Fifty-one members of the RAAF School of Air Navigation, East Sale, Victoria, fly to New Zealand in five Dakota aircraft via Amberley in Queensland and Norfolk Island, as part of the training of No. 19 Advanced Course in the use of the gyro-grid technique which is often used near the Poles where magnetic compasses are unreliable. Also shows RNZAF Canberra bombers.
Fourteen navigators doing a course in advanced navigation techniques flew to New Zealand in 5 Hs748 aircraft. The party was under the command of Eing Commander B. Tennant, based at East Sale, Vic. Dur
RAAF Base East Sale, Victoria 1964. Coverage of a School of Air Navigation (SAN) flight to New Zealand. Aircrew briefed, boarding Douglas Dakota aircraft, scenes in flight, landing at RAAF Amberley at
Elements of three RAAF, RAF and RNZAF moved to the newly operational RAAF base Tindal airfield, Darwin, for an exercise code-named "High Mars". The exercise was an air defence strike reconnaissance us
Over 70 aircraft of the RAAF, RAF and RNZAF are preparing for the major air defence exercise of 1972, coverage on Darwin and Tindal in the Northern Territory. Mark 2 Phantoms and Canberra jets support
Australian Army 3rd Field Troop Engineers facing dangerous searches of Viet Cong tunnel complexes in Viet Nam are undergoing intensive specialist training with rescue breathing equipment. Guided by Wa
Newsreel produced by the Directorate of Public Relations RAAF covering the important role played by the RAAF in the 1954 Royal Tour of Australia by HM Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip. Tasman Sea, a
