The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wackett Trainer, A3-200. last of a batch of 200 built, flown by Mr J.O. Carter, civilian production test pilot. Photographed by John Harrison, from a Wirraway A20-584 flown by Mr K.M. Frewin.
WACKETT TRAINER A3-200. LAST OF THE BATCH OF 200 BUILT. PILOT, MR J.O. CARTER, CIVILIAN PRODUCTION TEST PILOT. OVER CENTRAL MELBOURNE (VIC.), 1942-04-22; FROM WIRRAWAY A20-584, FLOWN BY MR. K.M. FREWI
WACKETT TRAINER A3-200. LAST OF THE BATCH OF 200 BUILT. PILOT, MR J.O. CARTER, PRODUCTION TEST PILOT. OVER RIVER YARRA AND PRINCES BRIDGE, MELBOURNE. 1942-04-22. (PHOTOGRAPHER: JOHN HARRISON).
WACKETT TRAINER A3-200. LAST OF THE BATCH OF 200 BUILT. PILOT, MR J.O. CARTER, FLYING OVER CONSTRUCTOR'S (COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION) FACTORY AND FISHERMENS BEND AIRFIELD. 1942-04-22. (PHOTOGRA
BRISTOL BEAUFORT, L-4448; PILOT TOM YOUNG (CIVIL PRODUCTION TEST PILOT, DEPT OF AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION), WORKING FROM FISHERMENS BEND, MELBOURNE, 1941-11-27. PHOTOGRAPHED FROM WIRRAWAY A20-191, FLOWN BY
WACKETT WOOMERA, A23-1001. PROTOTYPE TWIN-ENGINED BOMBER DESIGNED BY L.J. WACKETT AND BUILT BY COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION. ONLY TWO BUILT. ONE OF THEM BELIEVED EXPLODED IN FLIGHT, KILLING CAC T
DESIGNED BOOMERANG AIRCRAFT. WING COMMANDER L.J. WACKETT, WHO DESIGNED AUSTRALIA'S NEW FIGHTER INTERCEPTOR, WHICH PARTICIPATED SUCCESSFULLY IN THE ALLIED LANDINGS NEAR LAE HAS A WORD WITH THE TEST PIL
