The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
In Canberra, the Minister for the Army, Mr Phillip Lynch, yesterday received a cheque for $800 from Mr Peter Frankel, Chairman of the Defend Australia Committee. The cheque brought the total amount raised by Mr Frankel's Committee, to $3,700.
After his five-day Vietnam tour, during which he spent Easter with Australian troops, Army Minister, Mr Phillip Lynch, paid a six-day visit to Singapore and Malaysia. In Singapore, he toured the Nee S
A sequence of scenes showing the following Australian dignitaries arriving at Vung Tau, Republic of Vietnam and departing the air field in vehicles. The Honorable Phillip R. Lynch, Minister for the Au
The Junior Boy's Academy at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, is a training ground for many of the country's potential leaders and senior administrators. With a capacity for about 1,500 boys aged from 12 to 18
The newly nominated Minister for the Army, Mr Phillip R. Lynch MP of the Victorian electorate of Flinders, got off to a flying start on his first day as Minister. Four hours before being sworn in by t
At Vung Tau, centre of 1st Australian Logistic Support Group, tons of Australian aid goods are stored while distribution continues. Aid goods are unpacked and unloaded into a land rover; this consign
The Army Minister, Mr Phillip Lynch, visited Australian combat troops serving in Vietnam during the weekend. On his arrival at the Task Force base at Nui Dat he was met by the Commander, Brigadier Ron
