JK0585
Photograph JK0585 Korean War, 1950-1953KIMPO, SOUTH KOREA. 1953-01. SERGEANT PETER CHALMERS HAS A VERY GOOD REASON FOR LOOKING HAPPY AS HE CLIMBS OUT OF HIS METEOR JET ON THE COMPLETION OF HIS MISSION. HE HAS JUST COMPLETED THE ELEVEN THOU
JK0586 Accession Number: JK0586
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KIMPO, SOUTH KOREA. 1953-01. TWO PILOTS OF NO. 77 SQUADRON RAAF CHECKED THEIR FLYING MAP ON THE COMPLETION OF A MISSION. SERGEANT RON GILMOUR (LEFT) WHO FLEW THE 15,000TH SORTIE SINCE THE SQUADRON ENTERED THE KOREAN THEATRE AND SERGEANT PETER CHALMERS WHO FLEW THE SQUADRON'S 11,000TH SORTIE SINCE THE SQUADRON CONVERTED TO JET AIRCRAFT.
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JK0586
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