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458 Squadron Royal Australian Air Force
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PREVIEW THE WELLINGTON FLIGHT SIMULATOR

Preview the Wellington Flight Simulator: from First Class Simulations (www.firstclass-simulations.com) for FS2004 / FSX. Featuring the four most popular variants of the Vickers Wellington; the MK1C, the B, MkIII, the B, MkX and B, Mk WIV


PAINT A WELLINGTON

Including adding some nose art........

A Wellington bomber of 458 Squadron with the call sign 'J' for Johnny displaying a large section of nose art depicting a map of Australia and New Zealand which has been over painted with a large Kookaburra holding a tiki in it's beak  


COLOUR IN A WELLINGTON

Print out the B&W drawings one and two and colour them in using the following as a guide:


BUILD A SCALE MODEL

One place to buy them is Model Kits Online


FOR THESE PHOTOS GUESS THE PLACES AND COUNTRIES THEY SERVED IN / VISITED

Using this as a guide .........

Drawn by Tom Moore  


SOME OF THE MEDALS AWARDED


COLOUR IN THE BADGE

Print out the black & white crest showing the flying torpedo and colour it in using the guide


ADOPT 458 SQUADRON, VICTORIA FLIGHT

The Shrine of Remembrance has an Adopt an ex-Service organisation Program. If you would like to adopt 458 Squadron Victoria Flight please Contact Us We are based (mostly) in the Eastern suburbs of Melbourne

Details of the program: This program is aimed at facilitating relationships between schools and ex-service organisations in order to carry on each Association's legacy of service to the nation and the memory of their members. The partnership between school and Association can be based on geographical location or historical association. We recommend this program being applied to a particular year level so new students become involved every year to ensure the memory of the ex-service organisation is continued. This program relates very well to the Civics and Citizenship area of the Victorian VELS curriculum. More information is available at the Shrine's website page