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Vung Tau, Vietnam. A No.9 Squadron RAAF door-gunner in action with twin-mounted M60 machine-guns. Many members of the ground defence flight at Vung Tau spent six months of their tour with the helicopters in this capacity, an arrangement which utilised their training in weapons handling.
Vung Tau, Vietnam. A No.9 Squadron RAAF door-gunner in action with twin-mounted M60 machine-guns. Many members of the ground defence flight at Vung Tau spent six months of their tour with the helicopt
Iroquois helicopters of No 9 Squadron, are based at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, and are armed with M60 machine guns. These rapid firing weapons are also mounted on jeeps and used for airfield security w
Vietnam. 1968-03. Starboard view of No. 9 Squadron RAAF Iroquois helicopter gunship, UH-1B A2-1025, commonly known as "Ned Kelly". This aircraft was the first RAAF helicopter to be fitted with a trial
During his visit to the RAAF Contingent at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, Air Marshal Sir Alister Murdoch, Chief of the Air Staff, inspected the twin mounted M60 machine guns being tested on RAAF helicopter
During his visit to the RAAF Contingent at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS) Air Marshal Sir Alister Murdoch, inspected the twin mounted M60 machine guns being tested on RAAF h
Vietnam. 1968-03. Starboard view of No. 9 Squadron RAAF Iroquois helicopter gunship, UH-1B A2-1025, commonly known as "Ned Kelly". This aircraft was the first RAAF helicopter to be fitted with a trial
