MAL/66/0037/36
Photograph MAL/66/0037/36 Vietnam, 1962-1975New 5 Airfield Construction Squadron Detachment prepare hangar site at Vung Tau, South Vietnam.
P01941.002 Accession Number: P01941.002
Description
Informal portrait of O55139 Squadron Leader Graham Peter Lloyd Anderson, Officer Commanding Detachment B of No 5 Airfield Construction Squadron, in conversation with a member of the civilian construction company engaged at Phan Rang. They are standing on the site of No 2 Squadron RAAF hangar area. Squadron Leader Anderson served in Vietnam from 31 January to 28 August 1967.
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Accession Number
P01941.002
Classification
Photograph
Physical Description
Colour: Black & white
Date Made
13 February 1967
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
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Conflicts
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