JK0277
Photograph JK0277 Korean War, 1950-1953KIMPO, SOUTH KOREA. 1952. FLIGHT LIEUTENANT PETER MIDDLETON OUTSIDE THE CREW ROOM AT NO. 77 SQUADRON BASE AFTER RETURNING FROM THE 10,000TH OPERATIONAL SORTIE FLOWN BY THE SQUADRON.
JK0278 Accession Number: JK0278
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KIMPO, SOUTH KOREA. 1952-05-09. THE FOUR PILOTS WHO WENT OUT ON ROCKET MISSION TO BRING UP 10,000TH SORTIE FLOWN BY NO. 77 SQUADRON. LEFT TO RIGHT, SERGEANT JOHN MYERS; FLIGHT LIEUTENANT K. MARTIN, DFC; WING COMMANDER R.T. SUSANS, DFC, AND FLIGHT LIEUTENANT P. MIDDLETON. THEY ARE RECEIVING LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE UNIT'S CO.
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JK0278
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Colour: Black & white
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Whole
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