EKN/69/0063/VN
Photograph EKN/69/0063/VN Vietnam, 1962-1975South Vietnam. 1969. Army medical Corps members of the hygiene squad with the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) use a 'fogging machine' to spray insecticide in the village of Long Dien.

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South Vietnam. 1969. Army medical Corps members of the hygiene squad with the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) use a 'fogging machine' to spray insecticide in the village of Long Dien.
South Vietnam. 1969. Army medical Corps members of the hygiene squad with the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) use a 'fogging machine' to spray insecticide in the village of Long Dien.

LONG DIEN, SOUTH VIETNAM. 1969-08. THIS WIERD LOOKING MACHINE MEANS PROTECTION AGAINST DENGUE FEVER FOR THE VIETNAMESE PEOPLE. OPERATING THE KNAPSACK TO SPRAY HERBICIDES AND INSECTICIDES IS THE 1ST AU

Army Medical Corps members use a 'fogging machine' to spray insecticide in residential quarters. One of a series of images taken by Sig Dowsett, during his service in Vietnam between 2 May 1967 and 9

"Mossie De Foggy". Army medical Corps members use a 'fogging machine' to spray insecticide in residential quarters. One of a series of images taken by Sig Dowsett, during his service in Vietnam betwee

Hoa Long, South Vietnam. 1968-09. Corporal Trevor Shinnick of Campbelltown, SA, refills an insecticide spraying machine during a programme in the Vietnamese village of Hoa Long, designed to cut down t

Hoa Long, South Vietnam. 1968-09. Private Ron Morris of Daylesford, Vic, refills an insecticide spraying machine during a programme in the Vietnamese village of Hoa Long, designed to cut down the inci
