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Photograph MALTA0317 Period 1950-1959Five members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF exploring some ancient ruins in Libya. While stationed in Malta between 1952 and 1954, the Wing operated from various bases around the Mediterranean. Identified

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Four members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF admire a Roman bust in the museum at an ancient ruined city in Libya. While stationed in Malta between 1952 and 1954, the Wing operated from various bases around the Mediterranean. Identified left to right: Leading Aircraftman (LAC) John Hughes of Burwood, NSW; LAC Jack Johnson of Kogarah, NSW; LAC George Kinniburgh of Cheltenham, Vic; and LAC Ed Atkins of Wyong, NSW.
Five members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF exploring some ancient ruins in Libya. While stationed in Malta between 1952 and 1954, the Wing operated from various bases around the Mediterranean. Identified

Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr) Geoff Newstead of Bentleigh, Vic and his wife admire a Roman bust in the museum at an ancient ruined city in Libya. At the time Sqn Ldr Newstead was second in command of 78

Three members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF admire a Roman bust in the museum at a ruined city in Libya. The Wing used various bases around the Mediterranean while stationed in Malta between 1952 and 1954.

Members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF visiting a ruined city in Libya, accompanied by an unidentified local guide. The Wing operated from various bases around the Mediterranean while based in Malta between

Wing Commander (Wing Cdr) Brian Eaton DSO and bar, DFC and his wife admire a bust of Concordia Provenienza in the museum at an ancient ruined city in Libya. Wing Cdr Eaton was the Commanding Officer

Three unidentified members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF sightseeing in an ancient ruined city in Libya. While stationed in Malta between 1952 and 1954, the Wing operated from various bases around the Medi
