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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 Squadron has gained this coveted trophy. Air Vice Marshal E. Hey, Air Member for Technical Services, presented the Cup to the commanding officer of No. 9 Squadron, Wing Commander Peter Coy at a parade at Vung Tau recently.
Representing the Minister for Air, Air Vice Marshal (AVM) E Hey, CB, CBE, addresses the members of No 9 Squadron, RAAF, on parade in the squadron hangar, as he presents the squadron with the Duke of G
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 present
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, December 1971. Preparations by No. 9 Squadron RAAF for return to Australia. Shows packing up equipment and cleaning the Squadron's Iroquois helicopters. The helicopters flying
Air Vice Marshal Robert Bruce Treloar AO (Rtd) as a Pilot Officer, pilot No 9 (Helicopter) Squadron, South Vietnam 1969-1970, interviewed by Wing Commander Ken Llewelyn
1. RAAF Caribou transport aircraft of No. 35 Squadron in hangar being serviced by ground crew. Caribou on tarmac loaded with supplies. U.S. air traffic controller in control tower. Air to air shot of
