The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Infantry wait on a dirt airstrip to board UH-1 Iroquois (known as "Hueys") helicopters which are parked along the side of the runway. In Vietnam large-scale use of helicopters enabled greater battlefield mobility for ground troops.
RAAF Iroquois helicopters (Hueys) returning 6 RAR troops from patrol, looking back to 6 RAR lines [behind airstrip]. One of a collection of images relating to the service of 2781632 David Mark Buckwal
Nui Dat, Vietnam. February 1967. United States D model Iroquois helicopters (also known as Hueys) lined up on Luscombe airfield ready to transport members of the 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Re
1970-04/05, SOUTH VIETNAM. UH-1D IROQUOIS HELICOPTERS OF NO 9 SQUADRON, RAAF, FLYING NORTH ABOVE RUBBER PLANTATIONS ALONG ROUTE 2.
A close view of a gunship attached to a helicopter at Nui Dat airstrip. The helicopter is possibly a Bell UH-1 Iroquois (known as a Huey). Several of these helicopters were fitted with two forward fir
Vietnam. 24 August 1967. Troops from 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (7RAR), wait for a flight of US Army Iroquois helicopters to land at Dat Do and take them back to Nui Dat. The troops
A Bell UH-1 Iroquois (Huey) helicopter on the outskirts of a fire support base, picking up mail. The helicaopter is being guided by a soldier on the ground. These helicopters were often fitted with tw
