The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Careful hands lift this Australian casualty aboard a RAAF Hercules at Saigon Airport. The RAAF is providing a regular Hercules courier from Richmond, NSW to Vietnam and will evacuate Army casualties from Bien Hoa, where Australian troops are stationed, and sick and wounded soldiers from Saigon. RAAF Medical Orderly, 3716 Sergeant (Sgt) Donald Keith (Don) Percy, of Arncliffe, NSW, will travel with the patient, and a RAAF nursing sister on board will provided medical care during the flight if necessary.
A RAAF Nursing Sister, N217164 Squadron Officer Harriett Hardy Fenwick, of Sydney, NSW adjusts the litter strap of an Australian Army casualty as he is flown to Australia from Vietnam. The RAAF is pr
A RAAF Nursing Sister, N217164 Squadron Officer Harriett Hardy Fenwick, of Sydney, NSW adjusts the litter strap of an Australian Army casualty as he is flown to Australia from Vietnam. The RAAF is pr
A RAAF Nursing Sister, N217164 Squadron Officer Harriett Hardy Fenwick, of Sydney, NSW adjusts the litter strap of an Australian Army casualty as he is flown to Australia from Vietnam. The RAAF is pr
The major item of a RAAF Hercules load of material for the Australian Army in Vietnam, a heavy fork lift tractor, rolls out of the Hercules at Bien Hoa. The RAAF are now operating a regular courier s
Australian troops at Bien Hoa in Vietnam, unload supplies from Australia flown in by RAAF Hercules. The Hercules made regular courier runs to Bien Hoa and Saigon, carrying supplies, and evacuating si
14734 Sergeant (Sgt) John William Brady, RAAF medical orderly, of Stafford, Qld, looks after two wounded Australian soldiers during this week¿s flight from Vietnam. The soldiers were among the nine c
