KINGAROY AIRFIELD
LANDING GROUND NO. 375
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA
DURING WW2

 

 

Aerial view of Kingaroy Airfield taken 23 March 1943

 

Close-up of buildings at Kingaroy Airfield

 

A plan of some of the buildings at Kingaroy Airfield


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Entry sign at today's Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen Airport

 


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The WWII RAAF Motor Pool building now hosting the Kingaroy Men's Shed

 


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Another view of the former RAAF Motor Pool building

 


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The WWII Airfield Morgue

 


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The WWII Morgue with the former Motor Pool building in the background

 


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The WWII Roll of Honour Memorial located near the Morgue building

 


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The Meteorological Building

 


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The Meteorological Building with an AA gun in the foreground

 


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AA gun at Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen Airport

 


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Another view of the Meteorological Building

 

UNITS BASED AT KINGAROY AIRFIELD DURING WW2

1 Squadron RAAF

2 Air Ambulance Unit 3 Initial Training School
4 Radio Installation and Maintenance Unit 4 Squadron RAAF 5 Squadron RAAF
6 Squadron RAAF 13 Communication Unit 15 Squadron
29 Medical Clearing Station 30 Air Stores Park 46 Operational Base Unit
75 Squadron RAAF 84 Operational Base Unit 86 Wing Headquarters
90 Operational Base Unit 92 Squadron RAAF 93 Squadron RAAF

 

MILITARY AIRCRAFT CRASHES AT KINGAROY AIRFIELD DURING WW2

DATE LOCATION SERVICE AIRCRAFT SERIAL NO.
28 Jun 42 Kingaroy RAAF P-40E Kittyhawk A29-134 (#41-36093)
abt Apr 43 possibly the Kingaroy area RAAF Wirraway G-BF
25 Feb 45 Kingaroy RAAF Beaufighter A19-131
abt Apr 45 near Kingaroy RAAF Mosquito A52-501
abt Apr 45 Kingaroy RAAF Mosquito A52-503
abt May 45 Kingaroy RAAF Mosquito A52-523

 

REFERENCE BOOKS

"Queensland Airfields WW2 - 50 Years on"
by Roger Marks

 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I'd like to thank Fur (_RAAF_Furball), Commanding Officer, _RAAF_ (CFS2) Virtual Squadron for his assistance with this home page.   

I'd also like to thank Allan Tonks for his assistance with this web page.

 

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This page first produced 14 August 2002

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