The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Point Cook, Vic. C. 1945-02-06. General view of RAAF aircraft assembled on the airfield for a static display during the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester to RAAF Station, Point Cook. Shown, clockwise from the left: Hawker Hurricane fighter; CAC Boomerang fighter; Lockheed Ventura bomber; Airspeed Oxford trainer; CAC Wirraway trainer (top centre); North American Mitchell bomber; Bristol Beaufighter strike fighter; Avro Anson bomber; Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk fighter; CAC Wirraway trainer; CAC Wackett trainer.
Point Cook, Vic. C. 1945-02-06. Group of RAAF aircrew officers on the airfield at RAAF Station, Point Cook. Also shown is CAC Boomerang fighter A46-11 and Lockheed Ventura reconnaissance bomber A59-89
POINT COOK, VIC. 1947-03. A LINE- UP OF AIRCRAFT TYPES USED BY CENTRAL FLYING SCHOOL RAAF. LEFT TO RIGHT: DE HAVILLAND TIGER MOTH, CAC WIRRAWAY NORTH AMERICAN P-51D MUSTANG, AIRSPEED OXFORD, DE HAVILL
Point Cook, Vic. 1945-03-25. Framed by the mainplane and airscrew of a Hawker Hurricane fighter aircraft, a Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk fighter aircraft is shown giving a flying demonstration for a visitin
RAAF POINT COOK, VICTORIA, 1941. HAWKER DEMON AND AVRO ANSON AIRCRAFT ON THE TARMAC. (DONOR: L. WATSON)
Point Cook, Vic. C. 1945-02-06. RAAF pilots on the airfield at RAAF Station, Point Cook. Behind them is Hawker Hurricane fighter aircraft A60-1. This aircraft, a survivor from the fall of Singapore, w
Point Cook, Vic. C. 1945-02-06. A group of RAAF aircraft officers standing beside a tropical Hawker Hurricane fighter aircraft A60-1 on the airfield at RAAF Station, Point Cook. This aircraft, a survi
