The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
2790049 Sergeant (Sgt) David Reginald Combe, official Army Public Relations (PR) cinematographer documenting Christmas messages from Australian soldiers serving in Vietnam. Sgt Combe is operating an Auricon Pro 600 sound-on-film 16mm camera and carrying its battery pack with inbuilt AC inverter on his side. Sgt Combe served as an army PR photographer in Vietnam from November 1968 to November 1969. He was awarded the Army Public Relations Ilford trophy for picture of the year, 1968, for his photograph of Milo the tracker dog (see image COM/68/1049/VN). His collection of official photographs and cinefilm are held in the Australian War Memorial's National Collection.
David Combe as an Army Public Relations photographer and cinematographer, Vietnam, November 1968 - November 1969, interviewed by Victoria Gwyn
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1969-09. Army Public Relations photographer, Sergeant (Sgt) David Combe of Forbes, NSW, is presented with the Ilford 1969 Photographic Award for the Army's 'Picture of the Year
SOUTH VIETNAM. 1968-04. SERGEANT KEVIN THURGAR, OFFICIAL ARMY PHOTOGRAPHER, USING A 16MM BACH AURICON SOUND AND FILM MOVIE CAMERA TO DO SOME FILMING.
South Vietnam. 1968-04. Sergeant Kevin Thurgar official Army photographer, uses a 16mm Bach Auricon sound and film movie camera to film reporter Lieutenant Dave Brown (left) interviewing another soldi
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
South Vietnam. 1968-12. Private Bob Hunter of Earlwood, NSW, a member of 4RAR /NZ (ANZAC) (The ANZAC Battalion comprising 4th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment and a component from the 1st Batt
