Members of No. 1 Services Medical Team return to Bong Son, Vietnam.
Radio New Zealand reporter interviewing members of the touring party on board No. 40 Squadron Boeing 727 NZ7272.
Members of No. 1 Services Medical Team return to Bong Son, Vietnam.
Radio New Zealand reporter interviewing members of the touring party on board No. 40 Squadron Boeing 727 NZ7272.
Members of No. 1 Services Medical Team return to Bong Son, Vietnam.
Radio New Zealand reporter interviewing members of the touring party on board No. 40 Squadron Boeing 727 NZ7272.
Members of No. 1 Services Medical Team return to Bong Son, Vietnam.
Radio New Zealand reporter interviewing members of the touring party on board No. 40 Squadron Boeing 727 NZ7272.
Members of No. 1 Services Medical Team return to Bong Son, Vietnam.
Radio New Zealand reporter interviewing members of the touring party on board No. 40 Squadron Boeing 727 NZ7272.
No. 3 Squadron Crewman, Flight Sergeant Ty Cochran, explaining night vision equipment to Amanda-Jane (Surmane?) from Radio New Zealand, while being filmed by TV1, during a publicity event to explain the recent night flying exercises. Whenuapai, RNZAF Base Auckland.
No. 3 Squadron Crewman, Flight Sergeant Ty Cochran, explaining night vision equipment to Amanda-Jane (Surmane?) from Radio New Zealand, while being filmed by TV1, during a publicity event to explain the recent night flying exercises. Whenuapai, RNZAF Base Auckland.
No. 3 Squadron Crewman, Flight Sergeant Ty Cochran (left), explaining night vision equipment to Amanda-Jane (Surmane?) from Radio New Zealand, while being filmed by TV1, during a publicity event to explain the recent night flying exercises. Whenuapai, RNZAF Base Auckland.
No. 3 Squadron Crewman, Flight Sergeant Ty Cochran, helping Radio New Zealand reporter Amanda-Jane (Surmane?) to put on a flying helmet during a publicity event to explain the recent night flying exercises. Whenuapai, RNZAF Base Auckland.
No. 3 Squadron Crewman, Flight Sergeant Ty Cochran, helping Radio New Zealand reporter Amanda-Jane (Surmane?) to put on a flying helmet during a publicity event to explain the recent night flying exercises. Whenuapai, RNZAF Base Auckland.
