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Photograph P07489.002 Vietnam, 1962-1975Members 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.

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A No 2 Squadron Canberra bomber aircraft A84-241 sits in the middle of the Phan Rang runway, Vietnam, after its nose wheel failed to lower for landing on 11 July 1970. The aircraft was piloted by O224235 Pilot Officer (PO) Michael Brendon Birks and O117504 Flying Officer (FO) Alan Joseph Curr. The aircraft suffered very little damage except around the nose undersurface, and the crew climbed unharmed out of their aircraft. When the United States Air Force base commander arrived on the scene, he was prepared to bulldoze it away to remove the obstruction it was causing to the normal flying operations, RAAF personnel mounted a hurried effort to rescue the aircraft.
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

A Government Aircraft Factory (GAF) Canberra Mk.20 tactical bomber, call number A84-236, which flew bombing missions with 2 Squadron, RAAF attached to the United States Air Force (USAF) 35th Tactical

Squadron Leader Peter Bladen took this film while serving as Medical Officer with 2 Squadron RAAF operating Canberra bombers. 2 Squadron was attached to the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing USAF based at Ph
"About to touch down Phan Rang Air Base. View from the Bomb Aimers position in the nose of the Canberra on final approach to Phan Rang Air Base. Photographer FltLt Leslie lies prone (on his stomach) i
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
