The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vung Tau, South Vietnam, c. 1969. A sign for the 1st Australian Field Hospital featuring the title of the hospital and the crest of the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps (RAAMC). The crest also bears the RAAMC's motto 'Paulatim', meaning 'little by little'. (Donor anonymous) (Original 35mm transparency housed in AWM Archive Store)
Vung Tau, South Vietnam, c. 1969. RAAF C-130E Hercules aeromedical evacuation aircraft A97-160 stands on the tarmac at Vung Tau shortly before taking off for Australia with a load of sick and wounded
Vung Tau, South Vietnam, c. 1969. Two medical orderlies carry a wounded Australian soldier on a stretcher from a ward of the 1st Australian Field Hospital and towards the rear doors of a RAAF medical
Vung Tau, South Vietnam, c. 1969. On the tarmac at Vung Tau, a white RAAF medical evacuation bus with a large Red Cross on its side stands backed up to the open rear cargo doors of RAAF C-130E Hercule
Vung Tau, South Vietnam, c. 1969. Two medical orderlies carry a wounded Australian soldier on a stretcher aboard a RAAF medical evacuation bus, entering the vehicle by special doors at its rear. The o
South Vietnam, c. 1969. A land mine lies discarded on the side of a dirt road shortly after its discovered and disarmed (or 'deloused') by Australian soldiers. (Donor anonymous) (Original 35mm transpa
South Vietnam, c. 1969. A convoy of Australian military vehicles, including a small truck and an armoured personnel carrier (APC), stands on the side of a dirt road, as three Australian soldiers (righ
