The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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, A20-82 by Flight Lieutenant R C Cresswell and A20-101 is piloted by Victor Wood.
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
WAGGA WAGGA, NSW. C 1940-09. THE AIRFIELD AT NO. 2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL, RAAF STATION WAGGA, WHEN THE UNIT OPERATED BOTH CAC WIRRAWAY AND AVRO ANSON AIRCRAFT. ALSO SHOWN ARE THREE DH-82 TIGE
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
URANQUINTY, NSW. 1943-04-27. REMAINS OF A CRASHED A20 CAC WIRRAWAY AIRCRAFT ARE LOADED ONTO A TRUCK ALONG WITH AN UNIDENTIFIED AIRCRAFT, AFTER A FORMATION CRASH AT NO. 5 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL
EN ROUTE PEARCE, WA - WILLIAMTOWN, NSW. 1948-01. CAC MUSTANG A68-96 PILOTED BY WING COMMANDER R C CRESSWELL IN FLIGHT FROM RAAF PEARCE TO RAAF WILLIAMTOWN. THE AIRCRAFT WAS ONE OF FOUR FROM NO 78 (FIG
WAGGA WAGGA, NSW. C 1940-09. THREE AVRO ANSON AIRCRAFT OF NO 2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL RAAF STATION WAGGA IN FORMATION DURING A TRAINING FLIGHT IN THE WAGGA WAGGA AREA. THE SERIAL NUMBER OF THE
