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Photograph MALTA0720 Period 1950-1959Corporal 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

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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 part in the RAF Royal Review air pageant, an event celebrating the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
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

Unidentified ground staff of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF work on one of the Wing's Vampire jet fighter aircraft at the RAF base in Norfolk. A detachment from the Wing was in England to take part in the Roya

Vampire aircraft of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF wait to 'scramble' (get quickly airborne and intercept 'enemy' aircraft) during a 'Rat and Terrier' exercise with RAF airment at the RAF base in Norfolk. Two

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

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

Ground staff of 78 Fighter Wing RAAF at work maintaining a Vampire aircraft. The Wing was preparing to take part in the Royal Review Air Pageant, an event celebrating the coronation of Queen Elizabet
