The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Phan Rang, Vietnam. c.1966. The main street of Phan Rang, a city with a population of 24,000 people, which was situated thirteen kilometres east of the Phan Rang US Air Base. Note the young woman, centre, carrying baskets suspended from a pole which is balanced on her shoulder.
Phan Rang, Vietnam. c. 1966. The main street of Phan Rang, a city with a population of 24,000 people, which was situated thirteen kilometres east of the Phan Rang US Air Base. Note the young woman, ce
A Vietnamese woman makes her way up a well-trodden path from what is probably the Dong Nai River (Song Dong Nai), as she carries on a pole balanced on her head two baskets of produce she has grown or
"En route Phan Rang to Dalat." Flight Lieutenant Ian James Leslie, a medical officer from No 2 Squadron, was travelling to Dalat via a helicopter with the US Army. Dalat lies in a mountainous region a
Near a squatter settlement on the swampy banks of the Tonle Sap River in Phnom Penh, a young Khmer girl carries two baskets of cooking utensils on a pole over her shoulder as her younger sister, also
The market place at Dat Do, with baskets of vegetables, mainly green squash, on sale. In the foreground at left, two women carry a large can suspended from a pole, each end of which rests on one of th
In a town in Korea. two women in traditional Korean white dresses are carrying baskets of goods, probably food, balanced on their heads. Behind them is a shop, with signs written in Korean attached to
