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No. 9 Squadron RAAF which operates Iroquois helicopters in Vietnam, has won the Gloucester Cup, awarded to the RAAF's most proficient squadron. This item shows No. 9 Squadron on parade and the presentation of the cup by Mr Gordon Freeth, Minister for Air. Identified personnel; Group Captain "Bay" Adams, Air Commodore Geoff Newstead, Mr Gordon Freeth, Wing Commander John Paule CO of No. 9 Squadron.
No. 2 Canberra Bomber Squadron RAAF received the Duke of Gloucester Cup at Phan Rang airbase South Vietnam 10 June 1967. The Cup was presented by the Minister for Air Mr Howson to Wing Commander Aron
No. 9 Squadron, operating Iroquois helicopters in Vietnam in direct support of the Australian Task Force, has been awarded the Duke of Gloucester Cup for 1969-1979 the third successive year the Squadr
For the second year in succession the Gloucester Cup, awarded annually to the most proficient flying squadron in the RAAF has gone to a Mirage fighter Squadron at Air Base Butterworth in West Malaysia
Vung Tau, South Vietnam July 1970. The Minister for Air Senator Tom Drake-Brockman arrives at Vung Tau. Shows the cockpit interior of the Minister's aircraft. Aircraft lands. The minister deplanes and
AWM81 3 PART 1 - [Department of Home Security:] Press statements issued by the Minister for Home Security, Mr J P Abbott [Topics include Civil Defence and Air Raid Precautions measures, dated] 11 July
One of three Super 8 films taken by 213865 Sergeant (Sgt) Roy (Doc) Savage during his first tour in Vietnam with the 7th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment between 1967 and 1968. REEL 1 The footag
