The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vung Tau, Vietnam. RAAF Airfield defence guards (ADGs) based at Vung Tau wait to move out by vehicle from the Task Force base at Nui Dat for a night ambush patrol. On the left is ADG Wood.
Vung Tau, Vietnam. RAAF Airfield defence guards (ADGs) based at Vung Tau returning to the Task Force base at Nui Dat after a night ambush patrol. Left to right: Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Wood; LAC Jim
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
South Vietnam. October 1971. Five years of tenancy by Australian troops at Nui Dat came closer to an end with the move to Vung Tau of the headquarters of the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) and sever
Towers, bunkers and sandbagged firing positions, along with barbed wire fences and entanglements, surrounded the RAAF cantonment at Vung Tau, Vietnam. Construction and maintenance of these defences la
Five years of tenancy by Australian troops at Nui Dat came closer to an end with the move to Vung Tau of the Headquarters of the 1st Australian Task Force and several force units. The move, by road co
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
