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Mareeba, Qld. 1944-03-15. "White Feller's Boomerang" in flight. An Australian-built CAC Boomerang fighter aircraft coded BF-S (serial no. A46-126) nicknamed "Sinbad II" of No. 5 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF, piloted by 402769 Flight Lieutenant A. W. B. Clare of Newcastle, NSW.
NEAR MAREEBA, QLD. 1944-03-15. OVERHEAD VIEW OF CAC BOOMERANG FIGHTER AIRCRAFT, RAAF SERIAL NO. A46-126, CODED BF-S, NICKNAMED "SINBAD II", OF NO. 5 (TACTICAL RECONNAISSANCE -TR) SQUADRON RAAF, PILOTE
Flying from Mareeba, Qld. 1944-03-18. Four CAC Boomerang (CA-13) fighter aircraft of No. 5 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF in "echelon left" formation. The aircraft are serial numbers A46-128
Mareeba, Qld. 1944-03-14. Informal portrait of 402769 Flight Lieutenant A. W. B. Clare of Newcastle, NSW, of No. 5 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF in front of a CAC Boomerang fighter aircraft.
Flying from Mareeba, Qld. 1944-03-18. Four CAC Boomerang (CA-13) fighter aircraft of No. 5 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF in 'four finger' formation which was the standard formation used on o
Flying from Mareeba, Qld. 1944-03-18. Four CAC Boomerang (CA-13) fighter aircraft of No. 5 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF in open line abreast, starboard side view. The aircraft are serial nu
Flying from Mareeba, Qld. 1944-03-18. Four CAC Boomerang (CA-13) fighter aircraft of No. 5 (Tactical Reconnaissance) Squadron RAAF in open line abreast, port side view. The aircraft are serial numbers
