The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Southern Cross windmill, water storage tank and stand built as a civil aid project by 1 Australian Civil Affairs Unit in the village of La Van.
Ngai Giao, South Vietnam. October 1968. A new Southern Cross windmill and storage tank stand in a new market place in the village. The market place worth $9,000, together with a water supply, were pro
Engineers of the 1st Australian Civil Affairs Unit assembling a windmill in the village of La Van, seven miles north of Nui Dat. It was one of twelve windmills the unit was erecting to supply a reticu
PHUOC TUY PROVINCE, VIETNAM, C. 1970-07. A VIEW OF ROUTE 44 IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE PROVINCE, TAKEN AS MEMBERS OF 3 PLATOON, 'A' COMPANY, 7TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (7RAR), TRAVE
Since the people of Ngai Giao arrived in the area some years ago they have had neither a market place nor an adequate water supply system. Today thanks to the work of the 1st Australian Civil Affairs
64354 Sapper David C. Cuthbert of 1 Australian Civil Affairs Unit (1ACAU), with a large group of Vietnamese village children at the site where 1ACAU is building a school as a local civic action (civil
Ong Trinh hamlet, Phuoc Tuy province, Vietnam. Two Vietnamese girls have a shower under a windmill and tap built with the support of 1 Australian Civil Affairs Unit (1ACU).
