The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Commanding General of the United States' Continental Army Command, General Paul L. Freeman Junior, will arrive in Australia on Tuesday, February 28. During his visit, which will end on March 5, he will tour a number of Army establishments to see Australian military training methods and techniques. On his way to Australia, General Freeman paid a flying visit to Vietnam, where he met the Commander of 1st Australian Task Force, Brigadier S.C. Graham, and the Commander of the 1st Field Regiment, RAA, Lieutenant-Colonel D.R.Begg. He was shown over the Tassk Force area, and from the top of an elevated feature at Nui Dat, saw prominent landmar\ks in the vicinity, including 20-mile distant Vung Tau, where the Australian Logisitic Support Force is based. The hill at Nui Dat is used as an Australian artillery observation post, and General Freeman was briefed on local artillery procedures, and on the current operational situation. He later visited other Allied units in Vietnam.
On his way to visit Australia the Commanding General of the United States Continental Command General Paul L Freeman Junior, paid a flying visit to Vietnam where he met the Commander of the 1st Austra
One of America's highest ranking Generals, who has seen Australian troops in action in Vietnam, arrived in Canberra this morning. He is General Paul LaMarch Freeman Junior, Commanding General of the U
The newly appointed Commander of the Australian Force, Viet Nam, Major General Vincent, recently paid his first visit to the soldiers of the 1st Australian Task Force, based at Nui Dat. Major General
The Minister for the Army, Mr Phillip Lynch, lost no time during his visit to Vietnam in meeting officers and men serving in the theatre and with familiarising himself with Phuoc Tuy province, home of
International evangelist Billy Graham this week made a whirlwind one hour visit to Australian troops of the 1st Australian Task Force at Nui Dat, South Vietnam. The visit was part of a Vietnam-wide to
A warm, sunny day greeted Vietnamese President Theiu when he made a delayed Christmas call on the 1st Australian Task Force based at Nui Dat. The President was scheduled to visit Nui Dat before Christ
