The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vung Tau, Vietnam. 1967-05. Moving ship can be tricky if the wind and tide are against you, but Sapper Evan Jeynes of Southport, Qld, has a firm grip on the hawser as the Army's Medium Landing ship, Vernon Sturdee, is moved at its berth in the Saigon River.
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. May 1967. Sapper Bruce Pattinson of Wynnum, Qld, takes a sight using the 40mm Bofors gun on board the Army's Medium Landing Ship, Vernon Sturdee, while tied up at Vung Tau. Ve
Checking a piece of electrical equipment before making the Army's Medium Landing Ship, Vernon Sturdee, ready for another trip to Saigon are, left to right: Warrant Officer Class 1 Ian Craig of Neutral
Vietnam. 1967-10. Troops wait at the rear of an Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) from A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, as empty artillery cases spill onto the deck of the Army's landing ship, medium
Vietnam. 1967. Three members of 17th Construction Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE), consulting plans for building the new Australian Forces' Club at the 1st Australian Logistic Support Group
Vietnam. 1967. The Workshops area for 17th Construction Squadron, The Royal Australian Engineers (RAE), within The Australian Logistic Support Group (ALSG) at Vung Tau. Vehicles used for construction,
VIETNAM. 1967-10. TROOPS WAIT AT THE REAR OF AN ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIER (APC) FROM A SQUADRON, 3RD CAVALRY REGIMENT, AS EMPTY ARTILLERY CASES SPILL ONTO THE DECK OF THE ARMY'S LANDING SHIP, MEDIUM
