The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1967. There is only one standard style of headgear here. That is the bush hat worn by Warrant Officer Peter Smith of Ipswich, Qld (with moustache), and Lance Corporal Bill Drennan of Sydney. They were distributing clothing to people of a refugee village.
Vietnam. 1967. With the aid of an interpreter (left), Warrant Officer Peter Smith of Ipswich, Qld, talks to a hamlet chief in a refugee village north of the Australian Task Force base. Warrant Officer
Vietnam. 1967. Chief of a Montagnard (hill tribesmen) refugee village near the Australian Task Force base (in slouch hat), helps Australian troops distribute clothing. Scores of villagers, mainly wome
Vietnam. 1967. Women and children gathered in a refugee village north of the Australian Task Force base. The Civil Affairs section of the Australian Army arrived to hand out clothing.
Vietnam. 1967-10. Sergeant John McFadden of Inala, Qld, and the 1st Australian Civil Affairs (1ACA) unit, is surrounded by South Vietnamese children. The children are from the new refugee resettlement
Vietnam. 1967-01. Deputy National President of the Returned Services League (RSL), Sir Raymond Huish (left), hands out clothing to children from the village of Hoa Long. He is helped by the RSL Nation
South Vietnam. 1967. Vietnamese children reach out to Civil Affairs Officer, Lieutenant Ben Morris of Parramatta, NSW, as he distributes rulers and pencils in a refugee village near Vung Tau. These, t
