I had the honour again today to march with the veterans of 460 Squadron RAAF. My late father-in-law, John Goulevitch, was a member of 460 Squadron RAAF.

After the march the 460 Squadron group traditionally retires to the Irish Club in Elizabeth Street, for a meal and few friendly drinks to remember their mates who did not return.

This is what it's all about - Mateship

Two veterans supporting each other, on their way to the Anzac Day March

An "L" Plate Air Force Guard Dog

Aren't I cute!

RAAF Air Force Military Working Dog

RAAF Air Force Military Working Dogs and their handlers

Australian Army Military Working Dogs and their handlers

RAAF Left Hand Drive Jeep - 11 Squadron RAAF. I used
the drive one of these at Garbutt Air Base on Annual Camps

Jeeps in line in Elizabeth Street waiting to carry veterans in the Anzac Day parade

Veteran climbing on board his Jeep in Elizabeth Street via a specially designed platform

Post WWII Veterans of 35 Squadron RAAF assemble in William Street beside the Casino

The 460 Squadron Banner

460 Squadron group waiting before the start of the march.
L to R:- Barbara Woods, Laurie Woods, Ray Evans, Reg Plath, Hilary Bayliss,
Don Cummings, George Williams, and Cameron Williams (George's grandson)

460 Squadron marching down Adelaide Street

Taking a rest break after finishing the march

Vietnam Veteran Motorcycles line both side of Elizabeth Street in the vicinity of the Irish Club

Emmanuel College Band inside the Irish Club

Two tables of 460 Squadron veterans and families at the Irish Club after the march

Some Irish dancing at the Irish Club. They put on an excellent show.

A short movie of the Irish Dancing
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