Traylz blazing in to the start point of his display at the recent Supercars event in Newcastle, with Stockton Beach in the background. mark jessop
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The Art & Science of an F/A-18 Hornet Display
Royal Australian Air Force classic and Super Hornet displays commonly seen at major sporting and cultural events around the country are probably one of the most effective ADF recruitment Tools.
The sights and sounds of an F/A-18 manoeuvring at low level is enough to get the adrenaline flowing for all but the most hardened among us, and more than one child has gazed skyward at these displays in awe and wished they could be in the cockpit.
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