TEMORA – BEAR’S MAP

Australian Motorcyclist Issue #119

• THE OLD GUY – POETRY
• OUR COMMUNITY – SIKH MOTORCYCLE CLUB AUSTRALIA
• BEAR TALES
• BORIS COLUMN
• CUSTOM BUILD
• KAWASAKI KZ900R – REVIEW
• MOROCCO PART 2
• AUSTRALIAN MOTORCYCLE TRIBES
• PUB OF THE MONTH
• BACK ROADING ON THE MANNING
• COMMUTING ON A BIKE? WHY NOT?
• TEMORA – BEAR’S MAP
• 2023 MOTO GUZZI MANDELLO – REVIEW
• 120 YEARS OF HARLEY-DAVIDSON HISTORY
• THE VORTEX – RENNIE SCAYSBROOK
• THE GREATEST SHOW ON TWO WHEELS – RENNIE SCAYSBROOK
• NEWS
• EDITORIAL

FLYING HIGH ON THE WAY TO TEMORA
WORDS & PHOTOS – THE BEAR

THE UNQUESTIONABLY MAIN ATTRACTION

Temora airport was the site of the biggest and longest lasting RAAF Elementary Flying Training School during World War 2. It was called 10 EFTS and was established in May 1941. Training ended in May 1945 and a total of 2741 pilots were trained on Tiger Moths at Temora.