RAAF Museum Point Cook
 Curator - David Gardener
Point
Cook, Victoria
Australia
Tel 92561300
Large colleciton of WWII RAAF aircraft
and other aviation displays and artifacts. About 50% of its collection
is in storage because of lack of space.
DeHavilland
Mosquito PR.XVI A52-600
The last surviving Mosquito
with a known combat record.
Walrus Serial
Number HD874
CA-12 Boomerang Serial
Number A46-30
CA-16 Wirraway Serial
Number A20-687
DB-7B "J is for Jessica" Serial
Number A28-8
CA-18 Mustang Serial
Number A68-170
De Havilland Mosquito Serial Number A52-600
Hajime
Toyashima's Flag and Flightsuit
From A6M2
5349 shot down during Darwin
raid, first POW captured on Australian soil.
RAAF
Flag
Flag which was shot down during the Japanese air
raid on Darwin,
February 19, 1942 and then raised again while the attack was still
going. Afterwards, it was signed by the survivors.
Storage Facility
The following aircraft are in storage (not on public display) at the museum:
Spitfire Mark Vc Serial Number A58-51
PBV-1A Canso Constructors Number CV369
Restored by RAAF as Catalina A24-104 NR-H
from the 113th
ASRF (Air-Sea Rescue Flight)
Last Updated
October 7, 2009
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