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370 Air Commodore (AC) Jack Dowling, of Adelaide, SA, Commander of RAAF Forces Vietnam, was invited to present diplomas to 20 Australians graduating from a Vietnamese language course. The course was conducted by the Armed Forces Language School in Saigon, which is currently training 800 students. The Vietnamese are taught English and the Koreans, Australian, New Zealanders and Americans are taught Vietnamese. AC Dowling, (centre) congratulates one of the New Zealanders, Corporal (Cpl) Roger Shortt, of Auckland, who graduated on the same day as the Australians.
370 Air Commodore (AC) Jack Dowling, of Adelaide, SA, Commander of RAAF Forces Vietnam, was invited to present diplomas to 20 Australians graduating from a Vietnamese language course. The course was
370 Air Commodore (AC) Jack Dowling, of Adelaide, SA, Commander of RAAF Forces Vietnam, was invited to present diplomas to 20 Australians graduating from a Vietnamese language course. The course if c
370 Air Commodore (AC) Jack Dowling, of Adelaide, SA, Commander of RAAF Forces Vietnam, was invited to present diplomas to 20 Australians graduating from a Vietnamese language course. The course was
370 Air Commodore (AC) Jack Dowling, of Adelaide, SA, Commander of RAAF Forces Vietnam, was invited to present diplomas to 20 Australians graduating from a Vietnamese language course. The course was
During his 14 day visit to Vietnam, Chief of the Naval Staff, Rear Admiral (Rear Adm) A McNichol, visited the RAAF Component at Vung Tau Airfield. Here, 33113 Group Captain (Gp Capt) Peter Frank Raw,
The Minister for Repatriation, Senator McKellar, visited the RAAF Base at Vung Tau during his tour of Australian forces in the area. Senator McKellar (left) is seen here arriving at base headquarters
