The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Talking with a Nung sentry (Nung mercenaries were used as guards at many Special Forces Camps) at Australia House are Warrant Officers Doug Yench of Geelong, Vic, and Noel Richardson of Liverpool, NSW. Australia House is the name given to the two buildings that accommodate Australian advisors.
Talking with a Nung guard at Special Forces Headquarters is Warrant Officer Les Dowsett of Maryland, NSW, an advisor with the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (AATTV). Nung mercenaries were used
Two members of the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (AATTV) talk with a Nung sentry at Australia House. Australia House is the nickname given to the two buildings that accommodate Australian advi
I Corps South Vietnam. Miscellaneous scenes taken by Major Ian McNeill, Senior Australian Advisor I Corps and GSO3 Training on HQ I Corps Da Nang, August 1966. "Australia House" Da Nang, the up-countr
Standard brass hinged D-ring handle with locating slot and lock hole. It employs a separate pin-hinged flat bar with a slot at one end, which hinges down and locates onto a flattened tongue at the oth
White canvas kit bag of standard tubular design with twelve brass eyelets, white drawrope, internal cover flap and double stitched base panel. The outer faces of the bag have been marked in black pain
The Prisoner of War Department of the Australian Red Cross Society was established in July 1916 after Australians were taken prisoner by the Germans on the Western Front. Until this time, the Australi