The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This item covers the return of aircraft of No. 3 Squadron to RAAF base, Butterworth, Malaysia. The Squadron had previously been stationed in Malaysia from October 1958 until March 1967, when it returned to Australia to re-equip with Mirage aircraft. It returned to Butterworth in March 1969 to replace No. 77 Squadron, already stationed at Butterworth, welcomed the returning squadron. Wing Commander Ted Radford of Newcastle NSW shakes hands with Air Commodore G. Steege.
RAAF Butterworth, Malaysia 10 February 1969. [Roll 1] Inside flight line hut. Two 77 Squadron pilots in flying gear enter hut, walk to NCO in charge and inspect and sign flight authorization sheets. P
A company of Australian infantry from Singapore has arrived at the RAAF base at Butterworth in Malaysia. The company, Charlie Company of 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment, at present servin
1) RAAF Iroquois helicopters operating at Butterworth air field Malaysia. Pilot briefing, pre-flight inspections take off hoverings and landings at Butterworth heli-pad. 2) No. 3 Squadron RAAF move to
RAAF Mirages stationed at Butterworth in northern Malaysia will play an important role in the five nation combined exercise now under way in Malaysia. Mirages of Nos 3 and 75 Squadrons RAAF at Butterw
Item 1. RAAF Butterworth, 1964. Film taken while 77 Squadron Sabre aircraft were on 5 minute scramble alert on Quick Alert apron adjacent to threshold of Butterworth runway 36 during the Confrontation
The Australian Government through the RAAF at Butterworth, Malaysia has rewarded the villagers of an Indonesian island who found the wreckage of a Mirage aircraft in which the former Commanding Office
