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Interview with Lance Halvorson
Retired Wing Commander Lance Halvorson talks about navigating in the Canberra bomber and the technology of the day in the 1960s, his experiences in the Vietnam War, the operation of the F-4 Phantom, the F-111, and other interesting contributions during his time in the...
RAAF Canberra Bomber in the Early 60s | Navigator Bob Howe
Retired Wing Commander Bob Howe talks about his early days in the RAAF and introduction to the Canberra bomber prior to his tour of Vietnam as a nav/bomb-aimer in the classic aircraft. Learn More: Dreadful Lady over the Mekong Delta - RAAF Canberras in the Vietnam...
RAAF and the Far East Air Force
By Lance Halvorson (with acknowledgment of Alan Stephens, Going Solo; and John & Adrienne Whitehead). The RAF Far East Air Force (FEAF) evolved at the end of WW2 to reach its peak in the 1950s - a large force with strategic assets possibly greater than those of...
A Bomb Hang-up in Vietnam
By Wally Walters The USAF operated the B57 out of Phan Rang. This was the American version of the Canberra Bomber and had a few differences in both performance and cockpit arrangement, particularly the full ‘fighter type’ cockpit and canopy. One of the USAF Navs on...