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The members of the Vietnamese Women’s Army Parachute Team sitting inside the No 35 Caribou Squadron, RAAF, aircraft, waiting for the aircraft to take off and take part in a parachute jump over Vung Tau airfield. The RAAF and the parachute team were taking part in a large display to mark the second anniversary of Vung Tau becoming a city and thousands of Vietnamese flocked to the Front Beach near Vung Tau airfield, to watch.
Some of the members of the Vietnamese Women’s Army Parachute Team sitting on the steel mesh tarmac waiting to board the No 35 Caribou Squadron, RAAF, aircraft to take part in a parachute jump over Vun
Some of the members of the Vietnamese Women’s Army Parachute Team standing in a cue waiting to board the No 35 Caribou Squadron, RAAF, aircraft to take part in a parachute jump over Vung Tau airfield.
Some of the members of the Vietnamese Women’s Army Parachute Team standing in a queue waiting to board the No 35 Caribou Squadron, RAAF, aircraft to take part in a parachute jump over Vung Tau airfiel
Some of the members of the Vietnamese Women’s Army Parachute Team heading towards the No 35 Caribou Squadron, RAAF, aircraft to take part in a parachute jump over Vung Tau airfield. The RAAF and the
219590 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) David William Marland, of Mascot, NSW, (centre) a pilot with No 35 Caribou Squadron, RAAF, explains the procedure used by the RAAF for parachutists jumping from Carib
219590 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) David William Marland, of Mascot, NSW, (centre) a pilot with No 35 Caribou Squadron, RAAF, explains the procedure used by the RAAF for parachutists jumping from Carib
