Navigation exercise
Film F02788 Period 1960-1969Fifty-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
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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. During the 5,000 mile trip via Norfolk Island and Amberley, Queensland, the navigators used astro and gyro grid navigation techniques. This flight marked the end of a four months course which qualifies the men to become Navigation Instructors and Squadron Navigation Officers.
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
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
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