Yesterday, I headed out to Amberley Air Force Base for the second time this week to catch the RAAF’s display featuring a single F/A-18F Super Hornet display. This display was to support the graduation of the latest Air Force aircrew operational conversion onto the F/A-18F Super Hornet.
I arrived at 9:00 am for what was supposed to be a 10:30 display, but for reasons unknown, it was delayed by an hour. While I waited, I caught a few fast jets and some heavies taking off.
I arrived at 9:00 am for what was supposed to be a 10:30 display, but for reasons unknown, it was delayed by an hour. While I waited, I caught a few fast jets and some heavies taking off.
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| RAAF BOEING EA-18 GROWLER A46-308 (MSN 169155) |
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| RAAF BOEING EA-18 GROWLER A46-306 (MSN 169153) |
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| RAAF LOCKHEED MARTINC-130J A97-440 (MSN 5440) |
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| RAAF AIRBUS A330-203 MRTT A39-002 (MSN 951) |
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| RAAF BOEING F/A-18F SUPER HORNET A44-219 (MSN 167975) |
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| RAAF BOEING F/A-18F SUPER HORNET A44-205 (MSN 167961) |
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| RAAF BOEING F/A-18F SUPER HORNET A44-224 (MSN 167980) |
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| RAAF BOEING F/A-18F SUPER HORNET A44-218 (MSN 167974) |
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| AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE DIAMOND DA40VH-UEG (MSN 40.N390) |
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| RAAF ALENIA C-27J SPARTAN A34-009 (MSN AUS-09) |
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| RAAF BOEING C-17A GLOBEMASTER III A41-206 (MSN AUS-1) |
Unfortunately, the clouds came in very quickly and ruined the final flair burst.
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