The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A man on a surfboard with a helicopter, Australian flag and army tents in the background. The words 'Army Daze' appear above the figure, while the words 'Hell! I thought 'TET' was supposed to be a flamin' holiday'. TET is a lunar New Year Festival and the most important Vietnamese holiday. In 1968 North Vietnamese forces launched a major surprise attack against South Vietnamese and their allied forces during this traditional holiday period.
Three figures, with one saying 'No worries about V.C here Sir. We've got it well under control....besides it's TET and there're on holidays'. Helicopters and bombs are in the sky behind. A man is s
Two figures under the title 'Army Daze'. One figure asks "What's your name soldier?" and other, a significantly shorter man, ironically replies "Pte Longfellow Sir". A helicopter is in the backgroun
Looking across from the roof of the Free World Building towards the front street, columns of smoke can be seen, after the Tet Offensive commenced after lunch on 1 February 1968. The 'Tet' is the main
Looking across to the south west of Saigon from the roof of the Free World Building, in Cholon, on the morning of the 1 February 1968, hours before the commencement of the First Battle of Saigon known
The words 'Army Daze' appear above a tortured and angry looking soldier. Objects from war and the jungle appear in the background such as helicopters, trees, wasps and explosives. A letter titled 'D
A large, distorted figure wearing an apron and flowered dress, holding a smaller, weaker man in army uniform by the throat. The large figure is saying "Just give me one good reason why you want to go
