The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Phan Rang, Vietnam. c. 1970 - 71. Members of No. 2 Squadron RAAF Ground Defence Flight engage in training with helicopters of the US 7/17th Air Cavalry in the months prior to the Australian unit's withdrawal. (Donor B.E.S. Williamson)
Phan Rang, Vietnam. C. 1969. Members of an Australian Airfield Defence Guard (ADG) patrol take aim on suspected enemy activity while working at night beyond the base perimeter. The ADG is the defence
Phan Rang, Vietnam. c. 1969. No. 2 Squadron RAAF Airfield Defence Guard (ADG) interpreter, Leading Aircraftman Mike Phipps, 37, from Sydney NSW, talks to a Vietnamese youth during a day sweep of the a
Phan Rang, Vietnam. c. 1969. During a day sweep to look for indications of enemy activity, Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Leslie A. Edwards, 23, of Toowoomba, QLD, and LAC Warren J. Driese, 22, of St. Geor
Airfield defence guards of the Australian Quick Reaction Team (QRT) respond to a night incident on the perimeter of Phan Rang air base where No. 2 Squadron RAAF was stationed, under the operational co
Phan Rang, Vietnam. 1970-07-28. An H-model Iroquois, one of the two obtained in 1970 as replacement aircraft through the American supply system, taking off from Phan Rang after an overnight stop durin
Phan Rang, Vietnam. c. 1966. The main street of Phan Rang, a city with a population of 24,000 people, which was situated thirteen kilometres east of the Phan Rang US Air Base. Note the young woman, ce
