The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 causalities evacuated by RAAF aircraft from Bien Hoa, north of Saigon, after a heavy engagement with the Viet Cong (VC). The RAAF is fulfilling a regular commitment to supply Australian troops in Vietnam and to evacuate the sick and wounded.
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
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
RAAF Roman Catholic Chaplain, Father Bernard O’Regan of Camberwell, Vic, who travelled to Vietnam last week on board a RAAF Hercules, talks with an old friend from Melbourne, Father Gerald Cudmore of
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
