HistoryRAAF Station Lowood was constructed in late 1941 for No. 12 Elementary Flying Training School (EFTS). It was used by two USAAF fighter squadrons in early 1942, before becoming a RAAF Operational base (OB) for dive bombers. After World War II the single sealed runway and its taxiway circuit were used for motor racing, before the runway was redeveloped as Daisy Road.Other NamesRAAF Station LowoodTownsLowood & SurroundsReferencesLowood Airfield. Anzac Square. (Accessed 27 February 2025).
CONNECTIONS
SubjectsPlanesAirfieldsMilitaryCollectionMilitary Related PlacesLowoodTarampaMount TarampaDaisy RoadRelated EventsWorld War IIAddress 62, Irwin Road, Mount Tarampa, Queensland, 4311, AustraliaGeo Coordinates[1]
This licence lets you remix, tweak, and build upon our work noncommercially, as long as you credit us and license your new creations under these identical terms. You can download, redistribute, translate, make remixes and produce new stories based on our work. All new work based on ours will carry the same licence; so any derivatives will also be noncommercial in nature.
