The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1966-12-16. Lieutenant General Tran Ngoc Tam, chairman of the combined headquarters formed by the `Free World' countries providing miliatry assistance to the Republic of Vietnam, heads the reception line at the function marking the second anniversary of the Free World Military Assistance Office (FWMAO). Air Commodore J. Dowling (third from left), the commander of RAAF forces, represents Australia in his capacity as deputy Commander Australian Forces Vietnam (COMAFV). (Donor RAAF Historical Section)
Having just disembarked from the Air Viet Nam aircraft at rear, the Minister for the Army, Phillip Lynch (centre), walks across the tarmac at Tan Son Nhut airport with the Commander of the Australian
General (Gen) Sir John Wilton of Canberra, ACT (left), Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Committee is greeted by Lieutenant General Tran Ngoc Tam, Chairman of the Free World Military Assistance Organisa
The Minister for the Army, Phillip Lynch, stands on a podium (right) with Lieutenant General Tran Ngoc Tam, the Chairman of the Free World Military Assistance Organisation (FWMAO), as he takes the sal
General (Gen) Sir John Wilton of Canberra, ACT (left), Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Committee, salutes the Australian and Vietnamese national flags at an honour guard for him at Tan Son Nhut airpor
On his arrival at Tan Son Nhut airport at the commencement of a five-day official visit to South Vietnam, the Minister for the Army, Phillip Lynch, inspects a Guard of Honour made up of soldiers of th
Saigon, Vietnam. The Free World Military Assistance Office (FWMAO) on Tran Quoc Toan, in the Cholon district of Saigon, was home to the headquarters of Australian Forces Vietnam (AFV), which included
