The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A cartoon image of two adgitated and angry soldiers in a bar in Vietnam. Graffiti is throughout the work in the form of explicit and outspoken lines such as 'You buy me Siagon Tea', 'Yankee go home'. One of the soldiers is saying to the other 'And she sez, "Come up and I'll give you something you've never had before"....And I sez, "What you got Leprocy?!!!!!"
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
Four figures are surrounded by a jungle setting, including a helicopter flying above. Two figures in the centre of the work are soldiers carrying guns, with angry, annoyed expressions on their face.
Discusses Americans; Vietnamese currency; C-130 transport aircraft; New Zealand Special Air Service (SAS); camp conditions; tour of duty; weather; training; equipment; concert parties; No. 1 Australia
Album of music for piano and vocals titled 'Songs that won the war'. This compilation of songs, sometimes only lyrics, was collected and edited by S Louis Giraud and published as the "'Daily Express'
An SAS soldier is walking in the village of Bagram. Peter Churcher recalled, "Just outside the main gate of the airbase is the village of Bagram, in which the locals live. I was eager to go into the v
Depicts a number of soldiers, a crowd of people and horses at a race meeting. In 1919 Bell was asked to produce this sketch, with Captain H S Smart noting; '...as regards Bell's picture. I saw his ske
