The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vung Tau, Vietnam. 1967-06. The Hotel Ngoc Huong, or the Villa Ngoc as it was better known, provided accommodation for RAAF airmen and NCOs after the Transport Flight vacated the billets provided for the men at Vung Tau airfield. Officers lived in a similar villa on the beachfront nearby. Note the security provisions which had been installed during the previous year.
Vung Tau, Vietnam. 1967-06. The Hotel Ngoc Huong, or the Villa Ngoc as it was better known, provided accommodation for RAAF airmen and NCOs after the Transport Flight vacated the billets provided for
The Ngoc Huong Hotel, rented by the RAAF Transport Flight Vietnam (RTFV) in August 1964. Before 'Villa Ngoc' was taken over the officers of the flight were housed in the Pacific Hotel and the airmen a
Royal Australian Air Force Airmen wearing civilian clothes queuing at the meals caravan located on the grounds of the Villa Ngoc, Vung Tau. The villa and surrounding out buildings were used for accomm
Vung Tau, Vietnam, 1967-01. A shower cubicle in the Ngoc Huong Hotel, the quarters for RAAF NCOs and airmen in Vung Tau, showing the shabby bare walls and old plumbing. Many of the pipes were corroded
Vung Tau, Vietnam, 1967-01. Open drain in a street at Front Beach outside the Ngoc Huong Hotel, the quarters for RAAF NCOs and airmen in Vung Tau. Local people used the drain as a toilet and for garba
Vung Tau, Vietnam. c. 1968. Elevated view of the south-facing beachfront at Vung Tau where RAAF personnel lived from 1964 until 1968. The Villa Anna (the white two-storied building with the tiled-roof
