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WAGGA WAGGA, NSW. 1941-01-20. NINE COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION (CAC) WIRRAWAYS OF NO. 2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL RAAF FOREST HILL (NEAR WAGGA WAGGA) IN FORMATION DURING A ROUTINE TRAINING FLIGHT. SERIAL NUMBERS VISIBLE ARE A20-142, A20-13.
Uranquinty, NSW. c. 1943-09. Three Commonwealth Aircraft Factory (CAC) Wirraway Aircraft flying in formation over the countryside near Wagga. The three belonged to No. 5 Service Flying Training School
Three CAC Wirraway aircraft of No 2 Service Flying Training School RAAF station Wagga in formation during a flight in the Wagga area. Aircraft A20-78 is piloted by Flight Lieutenant Blake-Pelly, A20-8
WIRRAWAYS, FIVE IN "ECHELON RIGHT STEPPED UP" FORMATION. AT NO 2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL, WAGGA WAGGA, (NSW) 1941-01-20. PILOT'S NAMES NOT AVAILABLE. (PHOTOGRAPHER: JOHN HARRISON).
URANQUINTY, NSW. 1944-10-02. COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION (CAC) WIRRAWAY OF NO 5 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL RAAF BEING STEAM- CLEANED DURING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE.
Airborne somewhere in Australia. A CAC Wirraway aircraft photographed during a training flight during the Second World War. Large numbers of this aircraft were built by the Commonwealth Aircraft Corpo
POINT COOK, VIC. 1953-02. COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION (CAC) CA-25 WINJEEL TRAINER AIRCRAFT SHOWN AT NO 1 BASIC FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL POINT COOK. THIS IS ONE OF THE TWO PROTOTYPES FOR LATER PROD
