The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Entrance to the dugout which comprised the living quarters for married soldiers and their families inside a Vietnamese Regional Forces compound. Outside the entrance is a collection of drums, cans, boxes and crude timber furniture. The quarters have been dug into the side of an embankment.
HEAVYWEIGHT, PHUOC TUY PROVINCE, VIETNAM. C. 1966. CHILDREN OUTSIDE THE HUTS AND HOVELS USED AS MARRIED QUARTERS BY VIETNAMESE STAFF WHO BROUGHT THEIR FAMILIES WITH THEM TO THE AUSTRALIAN-RUN REGIONAL
Burg-el-Arab, Egypt. c. 1942-10. SFX10151 Sister C.C. Box relaxes with a book outside her tent in the living quarters compound of the 2/3rd Casualty Clearing Station (2/3rd CCS). Note how the compound
The first stage of a half million dollar scheme to provide married quarters for Regional Force soldiers in Phuoc Tuy Province was recently completed. Work on the scheme, which is being financed by the
Baria, South Vietnam. October 1970. Housing blocks like these are being built by Australian engineers in Phuoc Tuy Province. Fifty buildings, each with ten home units, are planned to provide married q
The Armament Section of 77 Squadron RAAF. It consists of a canvas tent with a crude drain dug outside. A rocket, probably a five-inch HVAR projectile, leans against the side and a linked belt of 0.5
Mersa Matruh, Egypt. c. 1941-01. VFX62909 Sister M.F. Lindsay and Privates Gambrel (left) and McAuliffe of the 2/1st Casualty Clearing Station (2/1st CCS) take a break outside the front entrance to th
