The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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.
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
This item shows different aspects of bombing up a Canberra jet bomber, briefing aircrews and general shots of preparation of aircraft to take off on their mission of supporting ground operations. No.
Unidentified airmen of No 2 Squadron, preparing and loading 500 pound bombs onto bomb trolleys, ready for the Canberra Bomber aircraft first mission from the Phan Rang Airbase.
Inspecting their Canberra Bomber aircraft before their first mission with No 2 Squadron at Phan Rang Airbase, are O12651 Wing Commander Rolf Basil Aronsen, of Canberra, ACT, Commanding Officer of No 2
Working on an engine of a No 2 Squadron Canberra Jet Bomber aircraft in the hangar at Phan Rang Airbase is Brian Duddington, engine fitter, of Brisbane, Qld, (possibly A19846 Bruce Stanley Duddington)
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
