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SECPOL members at RAAF Base Townsville in front of their new building. The building joins other new facilities opened at the base recently, including an air movements terminal and a gym as part of the redevelopment of RAAF Townsville. In front of the group is a time capsule – containing items such as rank slides and a SECPOL brassard – buried to mark the opening of the SECPOL building. SECPOL members at RAAF Base Townsville in front of their new building. The building joins other new facilities opened at the base recently, including an air movements terminal and a gym as part of the redevelopment of RAAF Townsville. In front of the group is a time capsule – containing items such as rank slides and a SECPOL brassard – buried to mark the opening of the SECPOL building.

Photo by CPL Craig Sharp
   
Q. What do you call a group of 11 photographers? A. A click. In the frame are graduates of the 1/2003 Basic Photographic Course at the School of Air Navigation Photo Training Flight. Front: Able Seaman Photographer Paul McCallum, ABPH Karan Bailey, ABPH Helen Frank, ABPH Nina Nikolin and ABPH Bradley Darvill. Back: ABPH Brenton Freind, ABPH Kade Rogers, Leading Aircraftmen Casey Smith and Bruce Brown, Aircraftman David Gibbs and ABPH Jarrad Oliffe. Photo by WOFF Don Kenny Q. What do you call a group of 11 photographers? A. A click. In the frame are graduates of the 1/2003 Basic Photographic Course at the School of Air Navigation Photo Training Flight. Front: Able Seaman Photographer Paul McCallum, ABPH Karan Bailey, ABPH Helen Frank, ABPH Nina Nikolin and ABPH Bradley Darvill. Back: ABPH Brenton Freind, ABPH Kade Rogers, Leading Aircraftmen Casey Smith and Bruce Brown, Aircraftman David Gibbs and ABPH Jarrad Oliffe.

Photo by WOFF Don Kenny
   
Wing Commander Anthony Grady, CO No. 76 Squadron, discusses features of the Hawk 127 aircraft with Royal New Zealand Air Force Chief Air Vice-Marshal John Hamilton during AVM Hamilton’s visit to RAAF Base Williamtown. Wing Commander Anthony Grady, CO No. 76 Squadron, discusses features of the Hawk 127 aircraft with Royal New Zealand Air Force Chief Air Vice-Marshal John Hamilton during AVM Hamilton’s visit to RAAF Base Williamtown.

Photo by LACW Veronica McKenna
   
Wing Commander Gavin “Leo” Davies in the cockpit of an F-111 at RAAF Base Amberley before his last flight in a Pig as CO No. 1 Squadron ahead of his posting to Canberra as the staff officer to CAF. Photo by LAC Greg Pierce

Wing Commander Gavin “Leo” Davies in the cockpit of an F-111 at RAAF Base Amberley before his last flight in a Pig as CO No. 1 Squadron ahead of his posting to Canberra as the staff officer to CAF.

Photo by LAC Greg Pierce

 
Sergeant Dave Salerman, at left, of the School of Air Navigation, displays a Training Command Commendation presented by Group Captain Peter Norford, OC Air Training Wing. Sergeant Dave Salerman, at left, of the School of Air Navigation, displays a Training Command Commendation presented by Group Captain Peter Norford, OC Air Training Wing.

Photo by CPL Katrina Johnson
   
DGPERS-AF Air Commodore Ken Birrer chats with a Squadron Leader at a function in Canberra to welcome home members of the Iraq Survey Group. DGPERS-AF Air Commodore Ken Birrer chats with a Squadron Leader at a function in Canberra to welcome home members of the Iraq Survey Group.

Photo by LACW Simone Liebelt
   
GPCAPT Norford congratulates Corporal Katrina Johnson, below, on her Training Command Commendation. GPCAPT Norford congratulates Corporal Katrina Johnson, below, on her Training Command Commendation.

Photo by WOFF Don Kenny
   
Corporals Ralph Whiteoak and Jeff Vague, both on saxaphone, double bass player Flight Sergeant Barry Ramage and trumpet player Leading Aircraftman Paul Williamson – all members of the Air Force Jazz Ensemble – play at the Point Cook Officers Mess. Photo by FLTLT James Svede Corporals Ralph Whiteoak and Jeff Vague, both on saxaphone, double bass player Flight Sergeant Barry Ramage and trumpet player Leading Aircraftman Paul Williamson – all members of the Air Force Jazz Ensemble – play at the Point Cook Officers Mess.

Photo by FLTLT James Svede
   


 

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