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Photograph MALTA0579B Period 1950-1959Two RAAF airmen and their wives ask directions from a policeman on traffic duty in a Maltese town. The gateway in the background, known as Portes des Bombes, was formerly the main entrance to the tow

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Accompanied by his wife Joan and son David, Warrant Officer (WO) Roy 'Tiger' Lyons of Footscray, Vic asks a policeman for directions to Sliema. The gateway in the background, known as Portes des Bombes, was formerly the main entrance to the town of Floriana and was built in 1721. WO Lyons is stationed in Malta with 78 Fighter Wing RAAF.
Two RAAF airmen and their wives ask directions from a policeman on traffic duty in a Maltese town. The gateway in the background, known as Portes des Bombes, was formerly the main entrance to the tow

Reunited at the wharf are the Galvin family of Ipswich, Qld and the Lyons family of Footscray, Vic. Identified left to right: Mrs Mary Galvin; sons Geoffrey and Robert; Warrant Officer (WO) Bill Galv

Two RAAF airmen and their wives ask directions from a policeman on traffic duty in a Maltese town. Identified left to right: Mrs Beryl McNamara and Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Des McNamara of Ipswich,

Unidentified building in a Maltese town, possibly a hotel in Floriana, near the capital, Valletta. 78 Fighter Wing RAAF was stationed in Malta on garrison duty.

Portrait of Warrant Officer R A 'Tiger' Lyons, 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, Warrant Officer Disciplinary, of Melbourne, Vic. The Wing will shortly leave for garrison duties in Malta.

View of a busy bus terminal outside the main gateway of Malta's capital, showing the rickety buses in use in the early 1950s. 78 Fighter Wing RAAF was stationed in Malta for garrison duty when this p
