The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vung Tau, Vietnam. 1966-06-05. A young Vietnamese boy had an aching tooth extracted as his father, a Vietnamese Government soldier, reassured him. Major Ron Beynon of Greenacre, Sydney, NSW, serving with the Second Field Ambulance, is one of a group of medics giving their off-duty time to caring for poor civilians near the new First Australian Task Force encampment.
Vung Tau, Vietnam. 1966-06-05. Captain (Capt) John Raftery of East Concord, Sydney, NSW, examines an ulcer on the foot of a small Vietnamese boy. Capt Raftery and other Australian army medics serving
Vung Tau, Vietnam. 1966-06. Operation Foot gets under way as two medical orderlies serving with the Australian Army prepare to remove an ulcer from the foot of a young Vietnamese boy. Private Mick Lar
Vietnam. 1966-05-06. Private Mick Larkin of Port Moresby (left) and Sergeant Brian Havers of Port Pirie, SA, examine an advanced ulcer on a Vietnamese girl's leg at a makeshift clinic on the outskirts
Vung Tau, Vietnam. 1966-06. Private Tony Brennan of Midland Junction, WA, treats a small Vietnamese boy's foot, while being watched by a Vietnamese woman. To the right another Vietnamese boy helps him
Vietnam. 1966-12. Bombardier Ray Buxton of Chester Hill, NSW, carries an injured Vietnamese boy into an Australian Army Helicopter which flew him from Binh Gia village to the nearby Australian Task Fo
Binh Gia, Vietnam. 1966-12. A young Vietnamese boy riding a bicycle is the centre of attention. He has tied a half inflated balloon to his bicycle frame and the noise it makes as it brushes the rear w
