35 Sqn Main page

Welcome to the RTFV 35 Squadron history page. If you have any information on the early years of RTFV-35 SQN,
please put it in an email to the webmaster.

THE Origins of the Callsign “Wallaby”
RAAF Transport Flight Vietnam (RTFV) 1964
As the RAAF is planning to demob the Caribous it is an appropriate time
that the origins of “Wallaby” are explained...
Click here for more...

Honour Roll

RAAF Transport Flight Vietnam
& No. 35 Squadron RAAF

Early Days of 35 Squadron by Alf Boyd (foundation member)
35 Squadron was formed at Pearce RAAF Station on the 27th February 1942. Pearce is approximately 36 kilometres north east of Perth and still an RAAF base today and home for 77 and 79 Squadrons. Read more here...

RAAF CARIBOU A4-171’s LAST FLIGHT: The only thing unusual about this Wallaby 006 mission on the 30th August 1967 was that an Australian army colonel, Colonel White, had made a request to be a passenger... Read on

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Wanted:
Information relating to the history of this sign -(click to view) - does anyone recall its origin?

Chris Mohr was an LAC posted to 38 Squadron at RAAF Amberley from 2000 – 2003. Whilst he was there, he managed to save this Caribou sign from the rubbish bin. He has been holding on to it for about 8 years waiting to donate it to a museum when the old girl is finally retired.

Please contact Chris at: mohrcp@hotmail.com

Notes from the rear NEW!!
There were various types of pilot who flew the Caribous in Vietnam. A different set of rules from those back in Oz allowed for some individual creativity. Read the notes here...

Disclaimer: Information contained in this website has been derived from numerous third parties. This information is neither endorsed or supported by the Royal Australian Air Force
and does not necessarily reflect any policies, procedures, standards or guidelines of the Royal Australian Air Force.

RTFV 35 Squadron - History

Disclaimer: Information contained in this website has been derived from numerous third parties. This information is neither endorsed or supported by the Royal Australian Air Force and does not necessarily reflect any policies, procedures, standards or guidelines of the Royal Australian Air Force.

Disclaimer: Information contained in this website has been derived from numerous third parties. This information is neither endorsed or supported by the Royal Australian Air Force
and does not necessarily reflect any policies, procedures, standards or guidelines of the Royal Australian Air Force.