Vale - Robert James BRININ 'Jim', A118707, Telecommunications Operator....
RAAF Airman Aircrew ~ Simply The Best ....
Boeing Globemaster C17-A ~ 36 Squadron ....
Alenia Spartan C-27J ~ 35 Squadron ....
Airbus A330 ~ 33 Squadron ....
Boeing 707-338C ~ 33 Squadron ....
Boeing E-7A Hawkeye ~ 2 Squadron ....
Lockheed Hercules C-130J ~ 37 Squadron ....
Lockheed Hercules C-130H ~ 36 Squadron ....
Lockheed Hercules C-130E ~ 37 Squadron ....
Lockheed Hercules C-130A ~ 36 Squadron ....
Pacific Aerospace CT4 ~ 1 Flying Training School ....
Bombardia Challenger CL604 ~ 34 Squadron ....
Beechcraft King Air 350 ~ 32 Squadron ....
BAC1-11 ~ 34 Squadron ....
Boeing 737 ~ 34 Squadron ....
Bell Iroquois UH-1H ~ 9 Squadron ....
De Havilland Caribou DHC-4 ~ 38 Squadron ....
Boeing Chinook CH-47 ~ 12 Squadron ....
Lockheed Orion P3 ~ 11 Squadron ....
Sikorski Blackhawk UH-60 ~ 9 Squadron ....
Douglas DC3 ~ Aircraft Research and Development Unit ....
Pilatus PC9 ~ 2 Flying Training School ....
Aermacchi MB-326H ~ Roulettes ....
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Robert James 'Jim' Brinin joined the Royal Australian Air Force on 24 June 1968 from Caboolture, Q, and trained as a telecommunications operator at the RAAF School of Radio, Laverton, Victoria. During his 22 years of service to the Royal Australian Air Force, Jim served at various bases around Australia including 28 months in Butterworth, Malaysia. Jim was discharged at RAAF Amberley, Queensland, on 09 July, 1990, with the rank of Flight Sergeant. Upon leaving the RAAF, Jim returned to Caboolture with his young family, then relocated to Bribie Island. Click on Jim's Service Statement below for an outline of his career. Thank you for your service to your country, Jim. RIP.               |