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Photograph MALTA0419C Period 1950-1959RAAF families disembarking from HMAS Moreton Bay in Malta. They came to join the men of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, who were on a two-year posting in Malta for garrison duty. Among the families arriving we

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Flight Lieutenant Stuart 'Brick' Bradford DFC of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF is reunited at the wharfside with his wife Beth and their two daughters, Jocelyn (left) and Dianne. Mrs Bradford was among 39 wives who joined their husbands in Malta for the two-year garrison posting.
RAAF families disembarking from HMAS Moreton Bay in Malta. They came to join the men of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, who were on a two-year posting in Malta for garrison duty. Among the families arriving we

RAAF families disembarking from HMAS Moreton Bay in Malta. They came to join the men of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, who were on a two-year posting in Malta for garrison duty. Identifiable in this photogra

Three wives of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF officers watching a Maltese lace maker at work. The Wing was based in Malta for two years while carrying out garrison duty in the Mediterranean. Left to right: Mr

RAAF families leave the chapel after a church service at the base in Malta. Pictured are (left) Mrs Sharkey and her family; Mrs J Payne, wife of Chaplain Jim Payne; and (in the rear) Flight Lieutenan

The Governor of Malta, Sir Gerald Creasy (left), inspects the tarmac area at the airfield of 78 Fighter Wing airfield in Malta. With him are the Commanding Officers of the Wing's two Squadrons, Squad

Wives and children of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF officers outside the baroque Cathedral of St Paul in Malta. The children are all astride a cannon. The Wing was based on the island while carrying out garr
