Submitted by Stanley Perkins (Australia)
F-4B VMFA-531 BuNo.151477 on board of HMS Ark Royal in 1974. Photos taken by Mr. John Fisher
John Bushell was flying on the F-4E with No 6Sqn from 1970 to 1972 then on the F-111C from 1973 to 1975 including ferrying A8-127 to Australia in May 1973.
Flight Lieutenant John Bushell with Hobby Master F-111C (HA3002)
Flight Lieutenant John Bushell (right side)
Lt. Morley was the pilot who dropped the first GPS bomb during the "Operation Telic".
Lt. Scott Morley with 20 (R) Sqn : "as a Sqn we have all said that this is by far the best Harrier Model we have seen.
Major Don Schmenk was the pilot of F-100 Super Sabre
31st Tactical Fighter Wing, Tuy Hoa, 1969. He is an avid modeler with his own production :www.bright.net/~dschmenk/
Colonel Chuck DeBellevue was one of the three aces of the USAF during the Vietnam War. He served as the Weapon Systems Officer (WSO) with Steve Ritchie (the other ace) as the pilot flying the legendary F-4D Phantom. He is a recipient of the Air Force Cross.
A rare photo showing the HG3604 Chaffee Light Tank.
The photo was sent by the son of Corporal Albert Allen (left side) who served in the Z Reserve. Corporal A. Allen was in 'A' Sqn at D Day as a radio operator in a duplex drive Sherman and later was loader/operator in a Sherman Firefly.
Photo courtesy of William Laven, nephew of Col. George Laven. William Laven is photographer and can be reached at www.platinotype.com/frame.html