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A C130E HERCULES TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT (A97-177) OF NO 37 SQUADRON RAAF ON THE TARMAC AT VUNG TAU AIRFIELD WAITING TO EMBARK SICK OR WOUNDED PATIENTS FROM 1 AUSTRALIAN FIELD HOSPITAL FOR A MEDICAL AIR EVACUATION (MEDEVAC) FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA VIA BUTTERWORTH.
A C130E HERCULES TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT (A97-177) OF NO 37 SQUADRON RAAF ON THE TARMAC AT BUTTERWORTH RAAF BASE WAITING TO EMBARK SICK OR WOUNDED PATIENTS FOR THE FINAL LEG OF THE MEDICAL AIR EVACUATION (
Vung Tau, South Vietnam, c. 1969. RAAF C-130E Hercules aeromedical evacuation aircraft A97-160 stands on the tarmac at Vung Tau shortly before taking off for Australia with a load of sick and wounded
The Director General of Medical Services, O33059 Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Lawrence Robert Trudinger recently spent a week in Vietnam for an on-the-spot study of medical care and evacuation methods used
Vung Tau, South Vietnam, c. 1969. On the tarmac at Vung Tau, a white RAAF medical evacuation bus with a large Red Cross on its side stands backed up to the open rear cargo doors of RAAF C-130E Hercule
The Director General of Medical Services, O33059 Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Lawrence Robert Trudinger recently spent a week in Vietnam for an on-the-spot study of medical care and evacuation methods used
The Director General of Medical Services, O33059 Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Lawrence Robert Trudinger recently spent a week in Vietnam for an on-the-spot study of medical care and evacuation methods used