The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Interior of a Caribou aircraft, used for regular flights between Vung Tau - Nui Dat – Saigon. The sign at the end of the cabin reads "Royal Australian Air Force, 35 Squadron, welcome aboard a wallaby flight" [35 Squadron was nicknamed Wallaby Airlines]. One of a series of images related to the service of 18686 Temporary Captain (later Lieutenant Colonel) Donald John Reid, Royal Australian Artillery, in Vietnam.
Interior of a Caribou aircraft, used for regular flights between Vung Tau - Nui Dat – Saigon. The sign at the end of the cabin reads "Royal Australian Air Force, 35 Squadron, welcome aboard a wallaby
Caribou aircraft, used for regular flights between Vung Tau - Nui Dat – Saigon. One of a series of images related to the service of 18686 Temporary Captain (later Lieutenant Colonel) Donald John Reid
VUNG TAU, VIETNAM, C. 1969-09. INTERIOR OF THE CABIN OF A CARIBOU TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT OF NO. 35 SQUADRON RAAF, DURING FLIGHT. THE SQUADRON WAS KNOWN COLLOQUIALLY AS THE WALLABY FLIGHT.
Phan Thiet airstrip. This was one of the stop-offs for USAF transport flight 005 Mission flown by 35 Squadron RAAF, under conrtrol of the USAF, between Vung Tau via Ham Tan, Song Mao and Tan Son Nhut
Ox cart on the road between Vung Tau and Nui Dat. One of a series of images related to the service of 18686 Temporary Captain (later Lieutenant Colonel) Donald John Reid, Royal Australian Artillery, i
Vietnamese outpost somewhere on road from Nui Dat to Vung Tau. One of a series of images related to the service of 18686 Temporary Captain (later Lieutenant Colonel) Donald John Reid, Royal Australian
