File:Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton.jpg
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English: Heads of the Royal Air Force, Royal Australian Airforce, and the United States Air Force, setting out their mutual intent to work collaboratively on the development of their countries' Wedgetail Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraft. L to R: General Charles Q. Brown Jr. (USAF), Air Marshal Robert Chipman (RAAF) and Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton (RAF). |
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