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Famous RAAF Airmen

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This is a list of accomplished Airmen who served in the Royal Australian Air Force, or its predecessor, the Australian Flying Corps of the Australian Army prior to 1921. These fine Airmen have enjoyed significant post-RAAF success in the Vice-Regal, Political, Judicial, Commercial, Cultural or Sporting domains. They are respected pillars of their society, in the finest traditions of the Royal Australian Air Force.[1]


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Arthur Baird Chief Engineer with Qantas

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Hughie Edwards Investiture

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Sir Hudson Fysh

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Prime Minister John Gorton 1968

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File:Matt Hall in Abu Dhabi, 2019.jpg
Matt Hall in Abu Dhabi, 2019
Sir Angus Houston

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Charles Kingsford-Smith in Brisbane

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  • Philip Opas (Legal) - Defence Council for Ronald Ryan (last man hanged in 1967)
  • Hubert Opperman (Administration & Special Duties) - Cabinet Minister and Ambassador

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  • George Pape (Administration & Special Duties) - Victorian Supreme Court Judge

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Tommy Raudonikis

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Prime Minister Gough Whitlam
Lawrence Wackett and No 1 SQN AFC Officers, 1916

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  1. "Famous Airmen". Royal Australian Air Force. Commonwealth of Australia. Retrieved 31 July 2020.