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Photograph DNE/65/0277/VN Vietnam, 1962-1975Ban Me Thuot, Vietnam. 1965. A close up of the radio mast that stands a height of 420 feet. It was used for long distance high frequency field communications equipment.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Ban Me Thuot, Vietnam. 1965. A close view looking upwards of the radio mast in Darlac province that stands a height of 420 feet. It was used for long distance high frequency field communications equipment.
Ban Me Thuot, Vietnam. 1965. A close up of the radio mast that stands a height of 420 feet. It was used for long distance high frequency field communications equipment.

Ban Me Thuot, Vietnam. 1965. The radio mast stands a height of 420 feet. It was used for long distance high frequency field communications equipment.

Ban Me Thuot, Vitenam. 1965. Looking upwards on the inside of the radio mast constructed in Darlac province. The mast was used for long distance high frequency field communications equipment and was a

Ban Me Thuot, Vietnam. 1965. A rigger (possibly Joe Ebner of Brisbane, Qld), works on the radio mast close to the base constructed in Darlac province. The mast was used for long distance high frequenc

Ban Me Thuot, Vietnam. 1965. Gino Gallochio of Leichhardt, NSW, works on the radio mast constructed in Darlac province. The mast was used for long distance high frequency field communications equipmen

Ban Me Thuot, Vietnam. 1965. A rigger (possibly Joe Ebner of Brisbane, Qld), works on the radio mast constructed in Darlac province. It was used for long distance high frequency field communications e
