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Photograph MALTA0722 Period 1950-1959Corporal (Cpl) Ken Caffrey of Mildura, Vic, a member of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, looks at a statue of Nottingham's most famous character, Robin Hood. A detachment from the Wing was in England to take pa

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Corporal Ken Caffrey of Mildura, Vic and Corporal Neville Boland of Brisbane, Qld talk to the pilot of a Canadian F-86 Sabre fighter aircraft which took part in a special air display at the RAF station in Norfolk. The two Australians were part of the detachment from 78 Fighter Wing RAAF that was in England to take part in the Royal Review Air Pageant.
Corporal (Cpl) Ken Caffrey of Mildura, Vic, a member of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, looks at a statue of Nottingham's most famous character, Robin Hood. A detachment from the Wing was in England to take pa

Australian and American airmen examine the tail of a Canadian F-86 Sabre jet fighter aircraft (no BT150) at the RAF Station in Norfolk. 78 Fighter Wing RAAF was stationed there while preparing to tak

Corporal Ken Caffrey of Mildura, Vic (left) and Sergeant Jeffrey Sebastian of Wodonga, Vic encounter a statue of famous Nottingham character Robin Hood while sightseeing on their day off. The two non

American pilots and Australian ground staff look at the maple leaf insignia on a Royal Canadian Air Force F-86 Sabre fighter aircraft (no BT150) at the RAF Station in Norfolk during a special air disp

A police officer tells Corporal (Cpl) Ken Caffrey of Mildura, Vic, about Nottingham's greatest law breaker in front of a statue of the legendary figure. Cpl Caffrey was a member of 78 Fighter Wing RA

Four Vampire aircraft of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF begin to taxi out for an exercise flight at the RAF base in Norfolk. In the exercise the RAAF planes, with Canadian and American Sabre aircraft, formed a
