The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the ABC Dance Band and female entertainers (right) leaving the Meyerk Ord Hotel in Saigon. There is a guard in a small guardhouse to one side and nets cover the windows and entrance for protection. There are also large drums painted white which were filled with concrete lining the street in front of the hotel. The unidentifiedentertainer in the foreground carries his suitcase, guitar, QANTAS cabin bag and a hat.
A43255 Sergeant (Sgt) Brian Mayfield, Orderly Room Sergeant and Secretary to the Commander RAAF forces in Vietnam (COMRAAFV) at RAAF Headquarters in Saigon during 1968. His office was in the Free Wor
The front street of The Capital Hotel, American Batchelor Enlisted Quarters (known as The Capital BEQ), shortly before the commencement of the First Battle of Saigon known as the Tet Offensive. Note t
Informal group portrait of members of the ABC Dance Band and accompanying entertainers standing in front of a hall.
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. January 1970. Vocalist Julie Lewis, on stage, backed by the ABC Dance Band, helped make Christmas and New Year brighter for soldiers who came in their hundreds to Luscombe Bowl
Members of the ABC Dance Band preparing to play their instruments in a concert in a hall in Saigon. They are standing in front of a large Australian flag and there are gold records hanging on the curt
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1970-01. Soldiers watch as entertainer Julie Lewis sings on stage at Luscombe Bowl at the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF). Julie was one of two female entertainers in the Army
