The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
In the Vietnamese village of Binh Gia a few miles north of the Australian Task Force Base, Warrant Officer (WO) Bob King, an Australian Army Adviser, was given a farewell dinner by the village people. The Village Chief read an address which was translated by the area Catholic Priest. During his twelve months in Vietnam WO King was presented with a Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry after he had single-handed fought off Viet Cong who had over-run a small jungle oupost. Cameraman WO W Cunneen.
In the Vietnamese village of Binh Gia a few miles north of the Australian Task Force base, an Australian adviser last week was given a farewell which became the biggest occasion for festivity the vill
A medical team from 1RAR under Captain Peter Haslau (Regimental Medical Officer) visited the village of Vo Xo in the Binh Tuy Province, approximately 90 miles north east of Saigon. The medical team se
When Warrant Officer Terry Smith, of Mount Druitt, NSW, arrives home from Vietnam tomorrow he leaves behind a lordly title with his Vietnamese friends. A member of the Australian Army Training Team, h
At a ceremony in Vung Tau, three visiting members of the Defend Australia Committee presented portable radios to the junior boys military academy. The Commander of the 1st Australian Logistic Support
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,
People of the South Vietnam village of Nam Binh recently invited a group of Australian soldiers to share in their Vietnamese New Year celebrations. The occasion was a banquet arranged especially for t
