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Photograph MALTA0828 Period 1950-1959The Governor of Malta, Sir Gerald Creasy, meets senior non commissioned officers (NCOs) of the first line serving section of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF at their base in Malta. They are (left to right): War

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Senior non commissioned officers (NCOs) of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF leave the Sergeants' Mess at RAF Station in Norfolk to start their day's work. A detachment from the Wing is in England to take part in the RAF Royal Review Air Pageant. Identified left to right, front row: Sergeant (Sgt) Glen Stockham of Kilburn, NSW; Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Keith McCall of Sydney, NSW; Sgt Stan Buckham of Belfield, NSW; Warrant Officer Bill Carlson of Dulwich Hill, NSW; and Sgt Eric McLean of Schofields, NSW. Back row: Sgt Les Sibbald of South Yarra, Vic; Sgt Bill Roberts of Chiltern, Vic; and Flt Sgt Pat Freeman of Bathurst, NSW.
The Governor of Malta, Sir Gerald Creasy, meets senior non commissioned officers (NCOs) of the first line serving section of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF at their base in Malta. They are (left to right): War

RAAF engineers repair a Vampire fighter aircraft that was damaged when it hit a bird at a high speed. The men are members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF, which is stationed at the RAF base in Norfolk while

Unidentified ground staff of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF wheel one of the Wing's Vampire fighter aircraft out of the hangar at the RAF station in Norfolk. The Wing was in England to take part in the Royal R

The designate Chief of Air Staff of the RAAF, Air Vice Marshal J P J McCauley CB, CBE, speaks to senior non commissioned officers (NCOs) of the Wing Maintenance Squadron while touring the Malta base o

Three ground staff members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF enjoy a laugh with Group Captain (Gp Capt) Bill Garing CBE, DFC of Corryong, Vic. The Wing was in Cyprus for five weeks of armament practice; Gp Cap

Three ground staff members of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF chat with Group Captain (Gp Capt) Bill Garing CBE, DFC of Corryong, Vic. The Wing was in Cyprus for five weeks of armament practice; Gp Capt Garing
