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Photograph MALTA0585 Period 1950-1959Two RAAF pilots and their wives pictured after a special investiture at the Governor's Palace in Malta, where the pilots received decorations for their service in Korea. The men are now stationed in

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Mrs Claire Myers of Waverley, NSW smiles at her husband, Pilot Officer (PO) John Myers, after his investiture with the Distinguished Flying Medal at the Governor's Palace, Malta. PO Myers won his decoration for his flying in the Korean War. He was married shortly before leaving Australia at Christmas 1952 to join 78 Fighter Wing RAAF in Malta; his wife joined him later. PO Myers died in 1969 when he crashed during a night training exercise in the Malacca Strait.
Two RAAF pilots and their wives pictured after a special investiture at the Governor's Palace in Malta, where the pilots received decorations for their service in Korea. The men are now stationed in

Mrs Monica Hunt of Brisbane, Qld with her husband, Flying Officer (FO) Bob Hunt, after he was decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross at a special investiture at the Governor's Palace in Malta.

Two RAAF pilots who were decorated for their service in Korea at a special investiture held at the Governor's Palace in Malta. They are (left) Flying Officer Bob Hunt of Brisbane, Qld, who received a

Portrait of Pilot Officer (PO) Keith Meggs DFM of Preston, Vic in the cockpit of his aircraft. PO Meggs won his decoration while flying fighters with 77 Squadron RAAF in Korea. He now flies around t

Portrait of Pilot Officer (PO) John Myers DFM of Randwick, NSW. PO Myers joined 78 Fighter Wing RAAF after flying a tour of operations in Korea. The Wing was stationed in Malta for garrison duty.

Portrait of Flying Officer (FO) John Myers DFM of Randwick, NSW in the cockpit of his Vampire fighter aircraft. FO Myers won the Distinguished Flying Medal for his service with 77 Squadron RAAF in th
