The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965-06. Sergeant Peter Mackie of Riverwood, NSW, serving with the 1st Australian Logistic Support Company, watches while Private First Class (Pfc) Tom Hughes, US Army, of Michigan, USA, explains the operation of a US Armalite rifle. PFC Hughes is a member of the 173rd US Airborne Brigade, the only unit in Vietnam equipped with the Armalite rifle.
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965-06. Corporal Jeff Taylor of Scarborough, WA, serving with the 1st Australian Logistic Support Company, watches while Private First Class (Pfc) Tom Hughes, US Army, of Michigan,
BIEN HOA, VIETNAM. 1965-06. SERGEANT ALAN HARNEY, OF SYDNEY, CHECKS AMMUNITION SUPPLIES BEING LOADED INTO A US ARMY TRUCK FOR 1ST BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (1RAR). SERGEANT HARNEY IS A
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965-06. US Corporal Frank Crazy Thunder, a Native American, Oglala Lakota (Sioux), serving in Vietnam with the 173rd United States Airborne Support Battalion, was fascinated by thi
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965-06. US Corporal Frank Crazy Thunder, a Native American, Oglala Lakota (Sioux), serving in Vietnam with the 173rd United States Airborne Support Battalion, was fascinated by thi
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965-06. US Corporal Frank Crazy Thunder, a Native American, Oglala Lakota (Sioux), serving in Vietnam with the 173rd United States Airborne Support Battalion, was fascinated by thi
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965-06. Fascinated by the Australian boomerang is US Corporal Frank Crazy Thunder, a Native American, Oglala Lakota (Sioux), serving in Vietnam with the 173rd United States Airborn
