The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1967-03. Keen interest in the radiology department of 2nd Field Ambulance, Royal Australian Army Medical Corps, is shown by Major General A. J. Clyne (left), the Director General of the Army Medical Corps. Assisting the General is Major W. Grieg of Surfers Paradise, Qld (centre) and the Commanding Officer of the unit, Lieutenant Colonel D. Rogers of Puckapunyal, Vic (right).
Vietnam. 1967-03. Examining a hospital patient at 2nd Field Ambulance, Vung Tau, is the Director General of the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps, Major General A. J. Clyne. Assisting the DGMS is th
Vietnam. 1967-03. Taking a pulse count of patient Gunner Bert Grey of Box Hill, Qld, is the Director General of the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps, Major General A. J. Clyne (right). Clyne is on
Vietnam. 1967-03. Dressed in surgical gown and mask is Director General of the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps, Major General A. J. Clyne. Major General Clyne was inspecting the operating theatre
Vietnam. 1967. A close-up look at a medic's field pack by the Director General of the Australian Army Medical Services, Major General A. J. Clyne. Demonstrating the contents, while others look on, is
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1965. The Director General of the Australian Army Medical Services, Major General A. J. Clyne (left) visits the US Army mobile surgical hospital. The sign on the front of the tent r
Vietnam. 1967-03. Popular with the staff nurses and the children of Dong Chau Orphanage, Saigon, is Sergeant Richard Ash of Geelong, Vic, bearing gifts. Visiting the orphanage and assisting, when aske
