The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
In a village near Vung Tau, south east of Saigon South Vietnam, more than 3,000 men women and children who have fled the Viet Cong, received Australian aid under the civil affairs programme. Dentists of the 1st Australian Task Force have treated more than a hundred patients. This film shows Dental Officer Captain Jim Hoggart of Melbourne, assisted by a Vietnamese nurse attending Vietnamese patients.
The village of Ngai Giao, seven miles north of the Australian Task Force Headquarters at Nui Dat, was devastated during heavy fighting between South Vietnamese soldiers and an estimated company of Vie
The 2nd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, last week staged its first civic action project in Vietnam. The village given help was Dat Do, 15 miles from the battalion's tentlines and until recently,
A consistent role for some members of the Australian Task Force in Vietnam is the administration of medical and dental aid to the people in villages and hamlets throughout Phuoc Tuy Province. To this
Australian troops based with the Task Force at Nui Dat in Vietnam have given considerable aid to the villagers of Hoa Long, particularly in the medical and dental fields. Each week one of the three de
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
Faced with the threat of increased Viet Cong terrorism as Vietnam's Presidential elections draw near, troops of the 1st Australian Task Force at Nui Dat move into Hoa Long village. Their mission is to
