The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
South Vietnam. August 1969. A medical assistant with the 1st Australian Civil Affairs Unit, Corporal Jim Mottram of Warradale, SA, dresses the leg of a Vietnamese child during the visit of a medical team to the village of An Nhut. It was part of a Civil Affairs regular visit to the village in its programme of fighting disease and sickness among the people of Phuoc Tuy Province.
South Vietnam. August 1969. Private (Pte) Mike Pollard of Balga, WA (left), and Pte Graeme Smith of Grange, SA, hand out gifts of soap to Vietnamese children at the village of An Nhut. It was part of
South Vietnam. August 1969. Private (Pte) Mike Pollard of Balga, WA (left), and Pte Graeme Smith of Grange, SA, hand out gifts of soap to Vietnamese children at the village of An Nhut. It was part of
An Nhut, South Vietnam. 1969-08. Private (Pte) Graeme Smith of Grange, SA, has a difficult job controlling these eager Vietnamese children as they queue for soap at a village in Phuoc Tuy Province. Pt
South Vietnam. August 1969. Sergeant Don Watson of Inverell, NSW, fits a shirt onto a young Vietnamese child at an orphanage in Long Toan, near Baria, in Phuoc Tuy Province when clothing, toys and foo
Several times a week the team, from the 1st Australian Civil Affairs Unit, moves out from the Task Force base at Nui Dat to villages in the province. One such village visited this week is An Nhut, six
Binh Ba, South Vietnam. 1969-10. The 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) Civil Affairs doctor, Major (Maj) Robin Harvey of Hamilton, Qld, listens to the chest of a Vietnamese boy at the rubber plantation
