Warbirds old and new – the RAAF Museum’s F-111G, the F-35 mockup and a RAAF classic F/A-18 at Point Cook for the Centenary of Military Aviation. seth jaworski
Warbirds
Centenary of Military Flight Air Show
RAAF Williams RAAF base Point Cook was the place to be over the weekend of March 1 and 2.
Each day the ADF held an airshow commemorating the Centenary of Military Aviation. The event got off to an early start with the 7. 40am flight of a Bristol Biplane, a Boxkite as it is better know, on Saturday March 1, exactly 100 years to the minute from when the original first military flight was made, by a Boxkite. The 2014 aircraft was flown by Squadron Leader Steve Bekker, an ARDU pilot. The flight was repeated at 9. 45am the next day with a lot more spectators. Both flights consisted of an extended hop from the grass runway, runway 17, into a slight wind.
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