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A RAAF Caribou aircraft flies over typical South East Asian countryside on a training flight. The Caribou was based temporarily at Butterworth before flying to South Vietnam, as part of the RAAF’s newly formed Transport Flight, South Vietnam. This aircraft and two others had earlier been flown to Malaya from the manufacturer’s plant in Canada.
A RAAF Caribou aircraft flies over typical South East Asian countryside on a training flight. The Caribou was based temporarily at Butterworth before flying to South Vietnam, as part of the RAAF’s ne
Aircrew members of the newly formed RAAF Transport Flight, South Vietnam in front of the squadron Caribou aircraft at Butterworth. The flight left Butterworth on 3 August 1964 for South Vietnam with
Members of the newly formed RAAF Transport Flight, Vietnam, pose in front of a squadron Caribou at Butterworth, Malaya. The flight left Butterworth on 8 August 1964 for South Vietnam. The group includ
A typical scene from the cockpit of an RAAF Caribou of the countryside in the Mekong Delta region of South Vietnam. A small airfield is visible in the lower left hand side of this photograph and is ty
An RAAF Hercules arrives in South Vietnam with the first men and advanced equipment for the RAAF’s new force in the area. It landed at Vung Tau, 35 miles south east of Saigon from where they will ope
A RAAF loadmaster 217341 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Kenneth Laurence (Ken) Howard, of Bathurst, NSW, looks out of the tail of a Caribou as it flies over the delta country in South Vietnam. The aircraf
