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POINT COOK, VIC. C. 1935. SUPERMARINE SOUTHAMPTON MK1 FIVE- SEAT RECONNAISSANCE FLYING BOAT A11-2 (CENTRE) IN FORMATION WITH TWO SUPERMARINE SEAGULL V AIRCRAFT A2-2 AND A2-6 OVER PORT PHILLIP BAY.
POINT COOK, VIC. 1926-07-27. SUPERMARINE SEAGULL III THREE-SEAT AMPHIBIAN SEAPLANE RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT A9-4 OF NO 101 FLEET CO-OPERATION FLIGHT RAAF POINT COOK. IN 1926-08 THE FLIGHT MOVED TO RICH
Above Richmond, NSW. Four Vickers Supermarine Seagull V (Walrus) aircrafts (A2-16, A2-14, A2-19 and A2-18), flying a routine exercise in standard formation, around RAAF Base Richmond.
Annual innspection of No.1 Flying Training School, Point Cook, by Air Commmodore R. Williams, C.B.E., D.S.O., Chief of the Air Staff and Group Captain S.J. Goble, C.B.E., D.S.O.., D.S.C., Air Member f
In flight. Vickers Supermarine Seagull V (Walrus) A2-2 flying over a RAN ship, possibly HMAS Perth, HMAS Sydney or HMAS Hobart.
RAAF Supermarine Southhampton Mk 1 aircraft A11-2 passing over Coode Island and the Maribyrnong River, with the suburb of Footscray in the distance. Three of the aircraft's crew of five are sitting in
Australia, 1935-1939. Supermarine Seagull V (Walrus) amphibian aircraft A2-5 of No. 5 Fleet Co-operation Squadron RAAF about to be launched on a flight by a catapult mounted on a RAN cruiser. The Walr
