The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
At the Phan Rang Airbase, the F100 Super Sabre aircraft of the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing of the United States Air Force (USAF) share the base with No 2 Squadron, RAAF, Canberra Jet Bombers. Here an F100 Super Sabre lifts off the ground at a speed of 170 knots.
Inspecting the undercarriage of a No 2 Squadron Canberra Jet Bomber before flying out on a mission are A314292 Flying Officer (FO) Peter John Hackett, pilot, of Ipswich, Qld, (left) and A52423 Corpora
A Government Aircraft Factory (GAF) Canberra Mk.20 tactical bomber, call number A84-236, which flew bombing missions with 2 Squadron, RAAF attached to the United States Air Force (USAF) 35th Tactical
RAAF 2 Squadron Canberra bomber (A84-233) with view over wing at revetments looking north over Shadow and F100 super sabre revetments, at Phan Rang air base.
A Canberra Jet Bomber, of No 2 Squadron, based at Phan Rang Airbase, takes off on a bombing mission against enemy targets somewhere in South Vietnam.
Wing Commander David Evans, Commanding Officer of No 2 Squadron (right) talking to Colonel Frank Gayler, Commander of the USAF's 35th Tactical Fighter Wing (centre) and an unidentified USAF officer (l
Phan Rang, Vietnam. 1968-05. View, looking east, of the airbase which housed both the USAF's 35th Tactical Fighter Wing, comprising five American air units, and No. 2 Squadron RAAF. Near the airbase t
