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VUNG TAU, VIETNAM, C. 1970-03. A NURSE OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING CORPS (RAANC) BROADCASTING SATURDAY NIGHT CHEERIO CALLS TO AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS HOSPITALISED IN VIETNAM. FACING HER ACROSS THE CONSOLE IS ANOTHER ANNOUNCER, SERGEANT FRANK MCCARTNEY, RAAF. THE CONSOLE WAS FORMERLY IN SERVICE WITH RADIO STATION 2GB, SYDNEY.
VUNG TAU, VIETNAM, C. 1969-12. BOB JONES, RAAF, AN ANNOUNCER FOR THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES RADIO VIETNAM, AT WORK IN THE STUDIO. THE BROADCASTING CONSOLE WAS FORMERLY IN SERVICE WITH RADIO STATION 2GB, SY
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. July 1971. Corporal (Cpl) Brian O'Neil of Brisbane, Qld, working at the studio console of Australian Forces Radio (AFR), Vung Tau, during one of the many shows he does weekly.
VUNG TAU, VIETNAM, C. 1970-03. TWO STAFF MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES RADIO VIETNAM IN THE RADIO STATION'S LIBRARY. AT LEFT IS BOB JONES, RAAF, AN ANNOUNCER FOR THE RADIO, AND WITH HIM IS THE LIBR
Group portrait of staff of the Australian Forces Radio Vietnam. Left to right: standing: A223736 Corporal (Cpl) Graham Tulk, RAAF, librarian; Bob Jones, RAAF, announcer; 1734438 Cpl Keith Cogzell, Aus
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-07. Lieutenant Patricia Yorke of Camp Hill, Qld, and a nursing sister of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), checks her records with a patient lying in bed a
VUNG TAU, VIETNAM, C. 1969-10. TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT BEING INSTALLED IN THE BROADCASTING STUDIO FOR THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES RADIO VIETNAM.
