The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of officers and men of 77 Squadron RAAF prior to their return home to Australia after completing their tour of duty. They are posed between two of the squadron's Meteor jet fighters, the one on the right has its serial number A77-884 painted on its nose.
Bofu, Japan. C. 1954-2. Leading aircraftman (LAC) Brian Chamberlain, 77 Squadron RAAF, directing with raised arms, as one of the squadron's meteor jet fighters is backed into its sandbag revetement. N
Kimpo?, South Korea C.1954-3. Leading aircraftman Brian Chamberlain stanging on the fuselage of 77 Squadron RAAF Meteor jet fighter. The aircraft has its number A77-854 painted beneath the tailplane.
IWAKUNI, JAPAN. 1954-11-09. A GLOSTER METEOR F.8 FIGHTER (A77-884) OF NO 77 SQUADRON RAAF IS HOISTED ONTO THE LIGHT FLEET CARRIER HMAS VENGEANCE BY THE SHIP'S AIRCRAFT CRANE IN THE COURSE OF OPERATION
Two 77 Squadron RAAF Meteor jet fighter aircraft parked between sandbag revetments in the airfield's dispersal area. The aircraft, with the missing rudder, is numbered A77-865 and the one behind it A7
Kimpo, South Korea. 1954-2. The tailplane of 77 Squadron RAAF Meteor jet fighter A77-855 protruding between protective canvas hung over the open end of one of the squadron's maintenance hangars.
Kimpo, South Korea C. 1954-2. A 77 Squadron RAAF Meteor jet fighter aircraft, number A77-863, showing fuselage damage caused in a mid air collision with another Meteor, number A77-865. The latter airc
