The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Phan Rang, South Vietnam. 1971-05-31. The last bomb dropped by No. 2 Squadron RAAF during the Vietnam war loaded on the wing of a Canberra light bomber A84-244 aircraft. The bomb is painted white and on the side the armourers have painted in red the words "76,389th and last bomb compliments to 'Charlie' from No. 2 Squadron RAAF UC Dai Loi". No. 2 Squadron's final bombing mission was carried out by Flying Officer (FO) David Smith as the pilot and FO Peter Murphy, the navigator. (Donor L. Osmond)
The pilot, Flying Officer (FO) O224754 David Robert Smith, and the navigator, O117342 Flying Officer Peter Vincent Murphy touch stand next to a Canberra light bomber A84-244 aircraft on which is loade
Informal group portrait of Flying Officers O224754 David Robert Smith and O117342 Flying Officer Peter Vincent Murphy, air crew of Canberra bomber, A84-244, of 2 Squadron, RAAF, standing next to the l
Members of 2 Squadron, RAAF, have climbed aboard Canberra bomber A84-244 to celebrate its return to Phan Rang air base after the aircraft completed the last bombing operation in Vietnam.
A RAAF Squadron Leader hosing down members of 2 Squadron, RAAF, who have climbed aboard Canberra bomber A84-244 to celebrate its return to Phan Rang air base after the aircraft completed the last bomb
Members of 2 Squadron, RAAF, get a hose down to celebrate the squadron's last bombing operation in Vietnam. The Canberra bomber (A84-244) in the background delivered the 76,389th and final bomb earlie
Phan Rang, South Vietnam. c.1971-04. Two RAAF workers stand outside a building accommodating the No. 2 Squadron RAAF air movements section. (Donor L. Osmond)
