Parafield, South Australia - 1 April 1940 to 30 April 1940 (NAA: A9186, 375)

The third Course (No. 30) commenced limited flying which was increased with the arrival of 6 new "Tiger" Moths on 20.4.40, in addition 6 parachutes had been obtained from No. 2 AD.
On 24.4.40 the State Governor (Sir Malcolm Barclay-Harvey) inspected the Unit and was taken for a short flight.
No. 29 Course completed training and were posted to SFTS's. on 26.4.40 with the exception of three members who were backward, and who were kept for further training until 2.5.40.
No. 1 Course (Empire Scheme), 24 pupils, commenced the Initial Training Syllabus on 29.4.40 and No. 30 Course commenced full flying.

Batchelor, Northern Territory - 1 April 1943 (NAA: A9186, 33)

No. 412205 SERGT. SPEEDING K.E., Pilot, and No. 405946 SERGT. WALKER W.S. WAG were killed in aircraft accident four miles South of GORILLA Railway Siding whilst engaged on training formation flight.

Eight (8) Vultee Vengeance Mark II aircraft allotted from No. 1 AD to No. 12 Squadron.

Cape Otway, Victoria - 1 April 1943 (NAA: A9186, 581)

Installation of A.S.V. Beacon completed and officially on the air from this date.

Livingstone (34-Mile), Northern Territory - 1 April 1943 (NAA: A9186, 143)

Fine and hot. Convoy Patrol, Sector recco, local flying and formation. Co-operation with Hudsons.

Gorrie, Northern Territory - 1 April 1943 (NAA: A9186, 299)

Fored Heavy Tender RC 1631 returned to No. 1 Stores Depot.