The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965-09. Warrant Officer Max Pederson of Casino, NSW, who runs the vehicle repair section in a detachment of Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME), gives instructions on how to make a boomerang to a student thrower, Specialist Fourth Class Thomas Arnold of Atlanta, Georgia, USA, who repairs office machines for the American forces.
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965-09. Radio servicing is just one phase of activities at a repair centre run by members of the Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME) and American specialis
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965-09. Radio tune-up by Corporal Trevor Parrott of Prospect, SA, who has a workshop in a Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME) detachment area, he is a radi
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965-09. Warrant Officer Don Horsley of Ripponlea, Melbourne, Vic, gives a banana plant some water, in front of the orderly room for Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engin
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
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. 1965-09. Warrant Officer Don Horsley of Ripponlea, Melbourne, Vic, pours water from a jerry can onto a banana plant in front of the orderly room for Royal Australian Electrical and
