The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NUI DAT, VIETNAM, 1967-07. AT HIS EASEL WAR ARTIST LIEUTENANT (LT) BRUCE FLETCHER OF GLEN IRIS, VIC, PUTS THE FINISHING TOUCHES TO HIS OIL PORTRAIT PAINTING OF 1410882 PRIVATE JIM MOLONY OF CAMOOWEAL, QLD, A MACHINE GUNNER. LT FLETCHER WEARS A PLASTER CAST ON HIS LEG AS HE WAS ACCIDENTALLY WOUNDED IN THE FOOT WHEN A CAPTURED ENEMY WEAPON WAS BEING STACKED AND DISCHARGED.
Portrait of 1410882 Private James Patrick Molony from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, standing outside his tent at Nui Dat. He is depicted holding a Colt M16 A1 rifle (erroneously called
Vietnam. 1967-07. War artist Lieutenant Bruce Fletcher of Glen Iris, Vic (left), works on an oil painting on an easel in his outdoor studio in the rubber trees around the Australian Task Force base. C
NUI DAT, VIETNAM. 1967-07. AT HIS EASEL, WAR ARTIST LIEUTENANT (LT) BRUCE FLETCHER OF GLEN IRIS, VIC, WORKS ON AN OIL PAINTING IN HIS OUTDOOR STUDIO IN THE RUBBER TREES AROUND THE AUSTRALIAN TASK FORC
Vietnam. 1967-10. Official war artist Lieutenant Bruce Fletcher of Glen Iris, Vic, watches his fellow artist Lieutenant Ken McFadyen of Donvale, Vic, painting at his easel at Luscombe field.
Official war artist Lieutenant Bruce Fletcher of Glen Iris, Vic (right), held an impromptu outdoor exhibition of a series of his portrait paintings before they were despatched to the Australian War Me
Vietnam. 1967. Official war artist Lieutenant Bruce Fletcher of Glen Iris, Vic (right), held an impromptu outdoor exhibition of a series of his portrait paintings before they were despatched to the Au
Vietnam. 1967. Official war artist Lieutenant Bruce Fletcher of Glen Iris, Vic (right), held an impromptu outdoor exhibition of a series of his portrait paintings before they were despatched to the Au
