Point Cook visit B-24 Liberator Museum
“Wow, it’s awesome,” exclaimed 10-year-old cadet Thanvin, as the Pratt and Whitney Twin Wasp 1830 engine roared into life. Thanvin was among a group of 30 cadets from the Point…
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Niddrie Sqn visits the RAAF Base Point Cook
On Sunday 14th of June, 11 cadets and 3 officers from Niddrie Squadron visited RAAF Base Point Cook for the first time. The visit was highly educational with a wealth…
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Sky’s the limit for RAAF graduates
Fourteen student pilots recently received their wings after graduating from 269 Pilots’ Course with 2 FTS at RAAF Base Pearce. Among these graduates was PLTOFF Andrew Cary, a former cadet…
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RAAF Korean War Pilot Awarded
At a ceremony at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, RAAF Flying Officer Phillip Zupp MID was posthumously awarded the United States Air Medal for his actions during the Korean War….
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RAAF Pilot and Former Air League Officer visits Gawler Airfield Squadron
Gawler Airfield Squadron in South Australia recently had a visit from Pilot Officer Lachlan Johnston of the Royal Australian Air Force. Lachlan recently was awarded his “Wings” having successfully completed…
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Air League Squadrons visit WW2 crash site
At 2116 hours on the 4th November 1942, Lockheed Hudson Bomber A16-173 dispatched from Camden RAAF Base NSW crashed into the side of Bong Bong Mountain located behind Dapto…
