The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1966-01-18. Three-in-one swing built by members of the Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME) stationed in Bien Hoa, was a huge success with the village children of Tan Phu as Warrant Officer Dennis Henrys (left) of Hammondville, NSW, Craftsman Terry Milfull of Raceview, near Ipswich, Qld, and Corporal Ernie Stanmore of Maclean, NSW, help push them to try it out.
Forging the links of friendship, Corporal Ernie Stanmore of Maclean, NSW (left), Warrant Officer Dennis Henrys of Hammondville, NSW, and Captain Tom Heeson of Seaford, Vic, install children's playgrou
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1966-01-18. Craftsman Terry Milfull of Raceview, near Ipswich, Qld, gives a helping hand to a Vietnamese child as he tries out the swing, a gift of children's playground equipment i
Vietnam. 1966-01-18. Craftsman (Cfn) Terry Milfull of Raceview, near Ipswich, Qld, mends a child's tricycle at the village of Ong Huong, during a goodwill visit by a small group of Australian soldiers
Vietnam. 1966-01-18. Village fun for Vietnamese children was provided by a gift of playground equipment to two villages by Australian soldiers stationed at Bien Hoa. The children had never seen swings
Vietnam. 1966-01-18. Children of the village of Ong Huong try out a maypole swing installed by Australian soldiers. The children's playground equipment was built by soldiers of the Royal Australian El
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1966-01. Operation Playground gets under way as Diggers load children's play equipment built by soldiers of the Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME) at their
