The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The wife of the deputy leader of the Australian Labor Party, Mrs Lance Barnard, this week took time out to visit Baria, the Provincial capital of Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam, while her husband inspected various Australian Task Force positions. Mrs Barnard started her visit with an inspection of the new surgical ward at the Dr Pham Huu hospital. Included in the official party were F3950039 Australian Red Cross nurse, Miss Pamela Ann (Pam) Spence of Bentley, Vic, Mr Peter Timmins, First Secretary at the Australian Embassy of Canberra, ACT, and Mr Clem Lloyd, the Deputy Leader's press secretary. Mrs Barnard showed special interest in the children's ward and spent several minutes talking to the hospital staff. Mrs Barnard and the official party were given a guard of honour when they arrived at the Chau Van Tiep High School in Baria. She showed obvious delight when a small girl student presented her with a huge bunch of flowers. Mrs Barnard visited several classes which were in progress and finished her tour with a look at the school's library.
During the visit to Vietnam by the Deputy Leader of the Australian Labor Party, Mr Lance Barnard, his wife took time out to pay a visit to Baria, the provincial capital of Phuoc Tuy Province. Included
The Deputy Leader of the Australian Labor Party, and Shadow Minister for Defence, Mr Lance Barnard, this week paid a flying visit to Australian troops in the field in South Vietnam. He was accompanied
Mr L H Barnard, Deputy Leader of the Australian Parliamentary Labour Party, made a brief visit to the Australian Task Force base at Nui Dat. He watched members of 'Bravo' Company as they tested weapo
Since their arrival in South Vietnam six weeks ago, the 7th Battalion of the Royal Australian Regiment, has been constantly patrolling the tactical area of responsibility of the Australian Task Force
At Baria, the provincial capital of Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam, a new surgical ward and hygiene system are opened at the Dr Pham Huu Chi Hospital. Australian Civic Action teams over the past tw
The Army Minister, Mr Phillip Lynch, visited Australian combat troops serving in Vietnam during the weekend. On his arrival at the Task Force base at Nui Dat he was met by the Commander, Brigadier Ron
