The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1966-02. Helping break down the language barrier between Australians and Vietnamese villagers is Corporal Syd Ellis of Fairfield, Sydney, NSW. Syd is one of a team of Army Education Corps staff teaching English to South Vietnamese children in the village school at Tan Mai, near the Australian Army Base at Bien Hoa. The language teaching team goes to the school each night to conduct classes in its spare time.
Vietnam. 1966-02. Breaking the language barrier, Lieutenant John White of Indooroopilly, Brisbane, Qld, teaches the English language to South Vietnamese children in the village school at Tan Mai, near
Vietnam. 1966-01-29. Lieutenant Tony White of Cottesloe, Perth, WA, teaches English to South Vietnamese children in the village school at Tan Mai, near the Australian Army base at Bien Hoa. Tony is on
Vietnam. 1966-02. A team of Australian soldiers of Army Education Corps based at Bien Hoa has embarked on a new project - teaching the English language to Vietnamese children in the nearby village of
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. AN AUSTRALIAN PATROL, RIFLES AT THE READY, PASSES PEACEFUL VIETNAMESE VILLAGERS IN THEIR BULLOCK CART EN ROUTE TO THE NEARBY VILLAGE OF TAN PHU. THE AUSTRALIANS WERE PATROLLING THEIR AR
Vietnam. 1966-01-29. Miss Kay Hirst of Brighton, Vic, X-ray technician with the Prince Alfred Australian surgical team operating at Bien Hoa hospital, asked Sergeant Ivan Welsh, an Army linguist of th
