The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
VUNG TAU, SOUTH VIETNAM. 1967. THE FRONT DRIVEWAY ENTRANCE AND THE BUILDING (FORMERLY A FRENCH VILLA) USED AS A REST AND CONVALESCENT (R & C) CENTRE BY AUSTRALIAN SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN.
VUNG TAU, SOUTH VIETNAM. 1967. THE FRONT DRIVEWAY ENTRANCE AND THE BUILDING (FORMERLY A FRENCH VILLA) USED AS A REST AND CONVALESCENT (R & C) CENTRE BY AUSTRALIAN SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN. UNDER THE PALM
VUNG TAU, SOUTH VIETNAM. 1967. PATIO WITH TABLES IN THE FORMER FRENCH VILLA USED AS A REST AND CONVALESCENT (R & C) CENTRE BY AUSTRALIAN SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN.
The original Rest and Convalescent (R&C) centre at Vung Tau, which was used by Australian troops until 1967.
Vietnam. 1967. The exterior of the Rest and Convalescence (R&C) Villa at Vung Tau.
Four young Vietnamese women who are staff members of the Rest and Convalescent (R&C Centre) in Vung Tau pose for a photograph on the roof terrace of the building.
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-04. Informal portrait of Warrant Officer, 1st Class Colin Bahr of Watsonia, Vic, manager of the Rest and Convalescent (R & C) Centre.
