MALTA0236
Photograph MALTA0236 Period 1950-1959The cricket team representing 78 Fighter Wing RAAF poses with the newly won Governor's Cup, which will stay in the Wing's possession for the next year. In front are Corporal Fred Williams of Essendon

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of the 78 Fighter Wing RAAF cricket team, taken at Marsa Club Oval, Malta. The men, stationed in Malta for garrison duty, had just won their third successive Governor's Challenge Cup. Back row, left to right: unidentified; Sergeant Fred Williams of Essendon, Vic; Leading Aircraftman (LAC) K R Pflugrath; LAC Tony Brown; Corporal (Cpl) Ken Caffrey of Mildura, Vic; Sergeant Denis Harding of Rockhampton, Qld; unidentified; umpire. Front row, left to right: Unidentified; Cpl Noel Chillmaid of Concord, NSW; Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Geoff Thornton of Mildura, Vic; Flt Lt Peter Pearson of Mosman, NSW; Flt Lt Jim Payne of Lismore, NSW.
The cricket team representing 78 Fighter Wing RAAF poses with the newly won Governor's Cup, which will stay in the Wing's possession for the next year. In front are Corporal Fred Williams of Essendon

The cricket team representing 78 Fighter Wing RAAF at the Marsa Club Oval with the Governor's Cup, which they won by defeating the Royal Marine Commandos team. It was their first year in the competit

Portrait of Corporal (Cpl) Freddie Williams, fast bowler of Essendon, Vic, and Cpl Noel Chillmaid, opening batsman and medium paced bowler of Concord, NSW, shaking hands. These men contributed to the

Three members of the cricket team from 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, who defeated all the other service unit teams in Malta, admiring the Governor's Cup while listening to the Air Officer Commanding Malta, Ai

Flying Officer Geoff Thornton DFM, AFM of Mildura, Vic, captain of the cricket team representing 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, and Leading Aircraftman Noel Chillmaid of Concord, NSW, go out to open the RAAF's

Six members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF listen to a Radio Australia re-broadcast of the Melbourne Cup at their airfield in Malta. The Wing was in Malta for garrison duty. Identified left to right: Corpo
