The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The other side of the war in Vietnam - providing civil aid to those people whose lives have been disrupted by the war. With finance from the Australian Government; No. 2 (Canberra bomber) Squadron RAAF based at Phan Rang, some 170 miles north of Saigon, is currently sponsoring five projects involving eight hamlets. At hamlet Soui Gieng hamlet chief greets Chaplain Dave Pritchard.
Phan Rang area, Vietnam July 1970. Uncut United States 221st Signal Company film of RAAF civil aid program. Shows RAAF truck and personnel arriving at hamlet Ap Suoi-Gieng. RAAF Chaplain Dave Pritcha
This item features some of the eight RAAF fighter pilots serving in South Vietnam with the United States Air Force as Forward Air Controllers, seven of whom are flying North American OV Bronco aircraf
Squadron Leader Peter Bladen took this film while serving as Medical Officer with 2 Squadron RAAF operating Canberra bombers. 2 Squadron was attached to the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing USAF based at Ph
Against a background of houses built with Australian-supplied materials after a recent Viet Cong attack, an Australian Army Civil Affairs Medical team this week conducted a MEDCAP in the village of Ng
Midway through his tour of South Vietnam, the Minister for the Army, Mr Andrew Peacock spent a morning inspecting areas of Australian overseas aid in Phuoc Tuy Province. All Civil Aid in the province
Introductory scene 315794 Pilot Officer John David Grierson walks into frame wearing a slouch hat and smoking a pipe turns to camera and says “I want you”. Tan Son Nhut airport Saigon a Vietnamese Pan
