460 Squadron RAAF - Photos of Dedication Ceremony at Amberley on 7 May 1999

	Entrance to Amberley Air Base 7 May 1999
	460 Squadron Plaque under the above Canberra bomber
	Dedication Ceremony at Amberley 7 May 1999
	Mick McGrory, Bro. Ranulf T/OSA (Bob Jackson), and Laurie Woods

	Bob Clarke

	Laurie Woods and the Padre
	Laurie Woods
	Bro. Ranulf T/OSA (Bob Jackson)
	Bob Clarke

	463 and 467 Squadron members near their memorial plaque
	Mick McGrory in the Officer's Mess, Amberley
	Bro. Ranulf T/OSA (Bob Jackson)
	Don Cummings in the Officer's Mess, Amberley




	Laurie Woods, in the Officer's Mess at Amberley
	Joe Brown, in the Officer's Mess at Amberley
	Bob Clarke in the Officer's Mess, at Amberley


	Photo of "Q" for Queenie in the Officer's Mess at Amberley
	This plaque commemorates the 50th Anniversary of the arrival of the first Lancaster bomber to come to Australia in World War II. It landed at RAAF Amberley, on 3 June 1943? after making the first east to west UK - Australia flight. Lancaster ED-930 was flown from Prestwick, Scotland, via the Atlantic, North America and the Pacific by Flight Lieutenant Peter Isaacson, DFC, AFC, DFM and his all-Australian Pathfinder Force crew from 156 (PFF) Squadron, RAF Bomber Command. The Lancaster crew and its VIP passengers, Lord Burghley British Ministry of Aircraft Production, and Group Captain C.B. Wincott, RAF, were welcomed on arrival by the acting C.O. of No. 3 Aircraft Depot, Amberley, Squadron Leader Walter Nicholson RAAF.
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	Don Cummings