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Photograph MALTA0135B Period 1950-1959WRNS Officer Leta Ridley of Birmingham, UK is the Safety Equipment Officer at the naval station in Malta where 78 Fighter Wing RAAF is based. She is instructing pilots of 75 and 76 Squadrons in the c

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wing Commander John W. Mitchell (standing centre), commander of Detachment S, briefs the crews of RAAF Hercules, in the ground floor restaurant of the Embassy Hotel Saigon, on the relief effort. Group Captain Lyall R. Klaffer, adviser to the Australian Embassy on the relief effort is standing at right. Those seated facing the camera are (from left): Flight Sergeant Wayne West (loadmaster), Flight Lieutenant J.G. Thyer (co-pilot), Flying Officer Terry G. Daff (co-pilot), Corporal John Mosscrop (medical assistant), and Sergeant Al Harris (loadmaster). Seated with back to camera are from the left: Bob St. John, Tony Pitt, Roger King.
WRNS Officer Leta Ridley of Birmingham, UK is the Safety Equipment Officer at the naval station in Malta where 78 Fighter Wing RAAF is based. She is instructing pilots of 75 and 76 Squadrons in the c

An Australian Defence Force Helicopter School (ADFHS) Iroquois UH1H Helicopter A2-484 at Moruya Airfield prior to departure for RAAF Base Fairbairn Canberra. The crew from left to right are A225883 Fl

Pilots wait to be debriefed after finishing a fighter patrol during the NATO exercise Operation Drago. In the exercise 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, stationed in Malta, cooperated with the French and Italian

An informal individual portrait of 04218 Pilot Officer L R (Lyall) Klaffer standing in a small garden outside the accommodation huts. Dressed in serge blue battle-dress uniform, he is also wearing th

Pilots of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF saying goodbye to Flying Officer (FO) Lyall Klaffer of Adelaide, SA, who had been recalled to Australia to take up an appointment as aide-de-camp to Australia's new Gove

Pilots discuss points of interception during the NATO exercise Operation Drago. In the exercise 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, based in Malta, was responsible for defending the island. Identified left to rig
