The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Phan Rang, Vietnam. 1971-03. No. 1 Section Airfield Defence Flight, No. 2 Squadron RAAF showing the range of weaponry which the airfield defence guards normally carried on patrol. Left to right, back row: Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Ian (Spike) Dainer; LAC Barry Oliver; LAC Graham Maher; LAC Ben Kuchel. Front row: LAC Noel Brown; LAC Greg Swan; LAC Ian Simkinson; LAC Phil Crisp. (Donor I.A. Danier)
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
Besides guarding the RAAF installations at the giant air base at Phan Rang in South Vietnam, members of the RAAF Airfield Defence Guards keep an eye on other members of No 2 Canberra jet bomber squadr
Australian Airfield Defence Guards (ADG) work with United States (US) Air Police, to guard the Phan Rang Airbase, also home of the No 2 Squadron, RAAF. The US Air Police use sentry dogs to help guard
The full complement of No 2 Squadron RAAF at USAF Base Phan Rang, just before returning to Australia on 1971-06-04. Identified are: left to right: front row: Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) Williams, Flt L
Checking weapons in the armoury at Phan Rang Airbase are A44820 Aircraftman (AC) Ieuan Boden ‘Ian’ Wrigley, of Christies Beach, SA (left) and 57546 AC John Murray Hansen, of Perth, WA, (right), both a
