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CAC Wirraway

CAC CA-3 Wirraway at Wings Over Illawarra 2021

CAC  Wirraway

Produced in Australia from 1939 to 1946, 755 Wirraways were built for the RAAF. Initially serving as training aircraft, they were also used for army co-operating and in the desperate early years of the Second World War as a fighter.

Newcastle Williamtown Air Show November 2023

CAC CA-16 Wirraway A20-653

CAC CA-16 Wirraway A20-653 is painted in 5 Squadron RAAF colours, as it was when it was based in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea

Warbirds Over Scone March 2022

CAC CA-3 Wirraway A20-176

CAC CA-16 Wirraway Mk. III A20-695

Hunter Warbirds Scone New South Wales April 2022

This particular Wirraway was built as A20-81, but is painted as A20-176 which was used by No. 4 Squadron RAAF on army co-operation duties in New Guinea during 1942-43. It is owned by Paul Bennet Airshows.

Wings Over Illawarra 2021

HARS Aviation Museum

Wings Over Illawarra 2018

At Warbirds Over Scone 2018

Australian International Airshow Avalon 2017

At the Temora Aviation Museum

Hunter Valley Airshow 2015

Australian War Memorial

The Australian National Aviation Museum

CAC CA-1 Wirraway
CAC CA-1 Wirraway

Warbirds Over Scone 2003

Bristol Bloodhound Surface to Air Missile

Bristol Bloodhound Surface to Air Missile Fighter World Williamtown NSW

Bristol Bloodhound Surface to Air Missile

Fighter World Williamtown

RAAF Museum Point Cook

Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound

Classic Jets Fighter Museum Parafield Airport

Bristol Bloodhound
Bristol Bloodhound

Lockheed Hudson

Lockheed Hudson at Warbirds Over Scone March 2022

Newcastle Williamtown Air Show November 2023

Lockheed Hudson Mk.IV A16-105 at Canberra Airport

Lockheed Hudson Mk.IV A16-105 was built in 1938. It arrived in Australia in early December 1941 and was used to train RAAF aircrews. Between December 1942 and January 1943 it saw operational service in Papua and New Guinea, carrying out supply flights during the Allied advance on Buna, on Papua’s north coast.

After the war, A16-105 was flown as a photographic survey aircraft. It completed its last flight in 1998, and was purchased by the Australian War Memorial in 2001. It has since undergone an extensive restoration to its wartime configuration.

Lockheed Hudson VH-KOY / A16-211

Lockheed Hudson A16-112 was built in the USA at the Lockheed Aircraft Corp., Burbank, California, in 1939 and received from USA on 5th December 1941. It served the Royal Australian Air Force throughout the Second World War, operating off the Western Australian Coast and later from Milne Bay in Papua New Guinea. It flew operationally with Nos. 32, 6 and 14 Squadrons RAAF.

Now fully restored it is the only Lockheed Hudson flying in the world.

Warbirds Over Scone March 2022

Australian International Airshow 2019 Avalon

Temora Aviation Museum