Not what it seems, this is actually A23-032 marked as A23-045. Transferred to the Air Force History & Heritage Branch (HH-AF) for refurbishment and eventual static display. It was repainted as an ARDU aircraft A23-045, relocated to SAAM and on display at SAAM in South Australia

One of 68 PC-9s acquired by the RAAF, this is actually A23-032 painted to represent an ARDU aircraft. It originally flew with the CFS 'Roulettes' team and then moved on to FAC duties with various units in the toned-down grey livery.

On static display at the Avalon Airshow 2009

'Middleton VC' in the dawn light at the Australian International Airshow. This aircraft was noted with the RAAF's Roulettes aerobatic team in 1991, but shortly afterward was allocated to the Forward Air Control Development Unit at RAAF Williamtown. This is the second iteration of the FACDU grey scheme and these aircraft usually get around with tanks on, unlike the trainers. And don't those shark's teeth look good!

'Middleton VC' arriving at the Temora Aviation Museum. This aircraft was noted with the RAAF's Roulettes aerobatic team in 1991, but shortly afterward was allocated to the Forward Air Control Development Unit at RAAF Williamtown. This is the second iteration of the FACDU grey scheme and these aircraft usually get around with tanks on, unlike the trainers. And don't those shark's teeth look good!