The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Ban Me Thuot, Vietnam. 1965. A rigger (possibly Joe Ebner of Brisbane, Qld), works a little way up on the radio mast, while Rex Giles, the Project Chief, stands at the base of the mast constructed in Darlac province. The mast was used for long distance high frequency field communications equipment and was an Australian civil aid project.
Ban Me Thuot, Vietnam. 1965. A rigger (possibly Joe Ebner of Brisbane, Qld), works high up on the radio mast constructed in Darlac province, and is given instructions from the ground by Rex Giles, the
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
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. Rex Giles, Project Chief, and a rigger walk amongst building material laid out on the ground towards the radio mast constructed in Darlac province. The mast was used for l
Ban Me Thuot, Vietnam. 1965. A rigger (possibly Joe Ebner of Brisbane, Qld), adjusts the belt around his waist to be attached to the winch to be hauled up the radio mast constructed in Darlac province
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
