The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An informal portrait of 4410203 Sergeant (Sgt) Michael (Mike) Coleridge, an Army Public Relations photographer who served in Vietnam from 19 November 1966 to 21 November 1967, in a Vietnamese village looking at a magpie perched on his right arm. Sgt Coleridge has slung around his neck a classic Rolleiflex twin lens reflex (TLR) camera and a 35mm Nikon F series camera. Mike Coleridge is the photographer responsible for taking the photograph etched on the Vietnam Memorial on Anzac Parade, Canberra. This photograph was taken on 120 colour negative film with his Rolleiflex camera.
An informal portrait of 4410203 Sergeant (Sgt) Michael (Mike) Coleridge an Army Public Relations photographer who served in Vietnam from 19 November 1966 to 21 November 1967. Sgt Coleridge has two ca
An informal portrait of 4410203 Sergeant (Sgt) Michael (Mike) Coleridge, an Army Public Relations photographer who served in Vietnam from 19 November 1966 to 21 November 1967 in the field covering his
Informal portrait of Army Public Relations photographer Sergeant (Sgt) Mike Coleridge of Darwin, Northern Territory, who served in Vietnam from 19 November 1966 to 21 November 1967. Sgt Coleridge is h
Portrait of 4410230 Sergeant Michael 'Mad Mike' Coleridge, Vung Tau, Vietnam. Fletcher has painted Coleridge, an Army Public Relations photographer, crouched in the grass with a Bell and Howell Filmo
Informal portrait of 4410203 Sergeant Michael (Mike) Coleridge, Army Public Relations Photographer, with a camera around his neck. He enlisted in the Australian Army in Darwin in 1957 and served in Ma
Xa Bang, South Vietnam. September 1967. Army Public Relations photographer Sergeant Mike Coleridge using a Bell & Howell Filmo 70DR 16mm motion picture camera during Operation Ainslie.
