The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A51944 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt) Colin Milton Robb, of Narrogin, WA (left), watches A113000 Aircraftman (AC) John Roy McLennan, carpenter, of Gympie, Qld (right), working in the operations room at the RAAF headquarters at Vung Tau. Due to the severe climatic conditions in Vietnam, there is a constant need for maintenance work on the equipment.
Some of the members of the RAAF Vung Tau football team who were winners in the local competition, line up for the trophy presentation. Identified, left to right: back row (standing); A111550 Leading A
Ground to air communications technician, 221719 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) John Edward Veitch, of Kogarah, NSW, uses a “Crow” (Cathode Ray Oscilloscope) to service equipment used at the Vung Tau airfie
Air Commodore (Air Cdr) Colin Garfield Cleary OBE, RAAF Controller of Equipment, visited the RAAF Airbase at Vung Tau on a staff visit, which included inspections of installations and discussions with
Adjusting the rudder on one of the 'Toppercraft Flying Fish' sailboats before setting sail near Front Beach at Vung Tau, are O312600 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Kevin John Sharpley, of Sunbury, Vic, No
Christmas is just around the corner and No 9 Squadron, RAAF, Iroquois helicopters, based at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, are letting all who see them know. 'Merry Christmas Happy New Year', followed by '4
Communications is one of the most important functions needed to successfully carry out armed operations against the Viet Cong (VC). At Vung Tau airfield, the RAAF maintains a complex array of modern
