The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two P51 Mustang Fighter aircraft formerly used by No. 77 Squadron RAAF in Korea, lined up on the tarmac of the RAAF base at Iwakuni. The serial number on the closest aircraft is A68-723. The aircraft was given to the South Korean Air Force (ROKAF) on this day. A68-729 was also transferred on this day and is most likely the aircraft behind A68-723.
Iwakuni, Japan. 1953. Superceded RAAF Mustang fighter aircraft of 77 Squadron lined up at an outer area of the RAAF area of the USAF base. Aircraft A68-760, and A68-808 are on the left. All have had t
POHANG, KOREA, 1950. NO. 77 SQUADRON, RAAF P51-D MUSTANG A68-729 ARMED WITH 2 NAPALM TANKS, 4 ROCKETS AND .50 CALIBRE AMMUNITION. (DONOR: R. TREBILCO)
Two P51 Mustang aircraft of 77 Squadron RAAF sit on the tarmac at Iwakuni airfield, ready to take off on a mission in Korea. In the foreground an unidentified armourer checks rockets on the wing of a
The Australian Prime Minister, the Right Honourable R. G. Menzies (centre) visited 77 Squadron RAAF P51 Mustang fighter station at Iwakuni during his tour of BCOF units. The PM is talking to an uni
P51 Mustang fighter aircraft of 77 Squadron RAAF taxiing on a metal tarmac as it prepares to take off on a combat mission. The aircraft is carrying wing mounted rockets and tanks of Napalm to attack g
North American P51 Mustangs, 77 Squadron, lined up on the tarmac at Iwakuni Japan
