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[mickoking]

Cobbers,

Here is a few of my shots during my glory days in the Air force :P

[iceman]

:eyepop:

That last shot is stunning.

[ving]

like that last one too! :)

[h0ughy]

Cool!

[ballaratdragons]

We weren't allowed to take any photos when I was in the RAAF back in 1975 :(

[mickoking]

You still can't take photo's on a RAAF base. My mustering was Photographer, these photos were part of my job :)

[wasyoungonce]

what is it with this place, full of Ex RAAFies?:lol: Edit : "My study wall"

That pic is A21-57, the last Hornet made! Knew it well.:doh:

Left the Airforce in 2000

[iceman]

:eyepop:

Wow, just amazing. Soooo jealous.

[ballaratdragons]

Hey wasy,

Another coincidence!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[wasyoungonce]

there is a saying "six degrees of seperation"

hey iceman, it wasn't all what is was made out to be!

I was once asked "what do you do in the RAAF"? My answer, "22 years of undetected crime"

[RB]

Awesome! guys, thanks for sharing.

[mickoking]

T'is a small world :)

[mickoking]

I am getting a bit nostalgic now for my old air force days. here's a few things I had published. The first image was published in a welcome to RAAF Base Williamtown glossy booklet. The second was in Australian Photography August 1993. The third is a PR shot of yours truly :) when I had hair :thumbsup:

[acropolite]

Nice shots Micko, the ultimate toy. I wanted to join the RAAF as kid but my parents talked me out of it. :sad:

[dugnsuz]

That 3rd shot shows you've got a great eye Micko!!!
(the one at the top of the page!!)
Cheers
Doug

[ballaratdragons]

That's funny Phil. My parents talked me INTO it.

Dad was a Warrant Officer at the time.

[mickoking]

My old man suggested I join the RAAF as well, but he never served.