The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Australian Army, his wife Mrs P. R. Lynch, Mr Bruce White, Secretary of the Department of Army, Mr K. W. Major, Assistant Secretary of the Department of Army, Mr J. P. Wagner, Personal Secretary for the Minister of the Army, Major General R. A. Hay, Commanding General of Australian Forces in Vietnam, His Excellency Mr R. L. Harry, Australian Ambassador to the Republic of Vietnam, Colonel J. W. Norris, Australian Military attached to the Republic of Vietnam and Mrs J. W. Norris. See also F04732 Army Minister visit to South East Asia DPR/S/97
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
The Australian Minister for the Army, Phillip Lynch, and other senior Australian government officials and officers hold talks with the US Deputy Ambassador to the Republic of Vietnam, Samuel D. Berger
The Minister for the Army, Phillip Lynch, and Mrs Leah Lynch (right) talk with the Commander of Australian Forces in Vietnam (AFV), Major General R. A. Hay (left), and the Australian High Commissioner
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
The Australian Minister for the Army, Phillip Lynch, and other senior Australian government officials and officers hold talks with the US Deputy Ambassador to the Republic of Vietnam, Samuel D. Berger
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
