The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1967-05. Looking over the Queen's Commendation presented to Army pilot, 2nd Lieutenant Bob Askew, 27, of West Guildford, NSW, (second from left) are, left to right, Flight Commander Major Laurie Doyle of Eastwood, NSW, 2nd Lieutenant Mike Meehan of Scarborough, WA, and 2nd Lieutenant Adam Fritsch of Greenslopes, Qld. Lieutenant Askew received the Commendation from Brigadier Stuart Graham, Australian Task Force Commander at Nui Dat.
Vietnam. 1967-05. Brigadier Stuart Graham, Australian Task Force Commander, presents 2nd Lieutenant Bob Askew, 27, of West Guildford, NSW (right), with the Queen's Commendation at Luscombe Field in Nu
Vietnam. 1967-05. Brigadier Stuart Graham, Australian Task Force Commander, prepares to take the salute given by 161st (Independent) Reconnaissance flight at Nui Dat. The parade at Luscombe Field was
Nui Dat, Vietnam. 1967. 2nd Lieutenant Askew, 27, of West Guildford, NSW, an Australian Army helicopter pilot, who brought his machine down safely in Viet Cong territory when its motor failed, has bee
Vietnam. 1967-05. Framed in the tail-rotor assembly of a Sioux helicopter at Luscombe Field, Nui Dat, is Bragadier Stuart Graham (right), Australian Task Force Commander, and Major Laurie Doyle of Eas
Xuyen Moc, Vietnam. 1967. More than 300 ice creams were handed out to Vietnamese children by Second Lieutenant Mike Meehan of Scarborough, WA. Lt Meehan, a pilot with 161st (Independent) Reconnaissanc
Vietnam. 1967. Wireless communications are vital for troops based at the Horseshoe, a strongly fortified outpost east of the 1st Australian Task Force Headquarters at Nui Dat. Looking out of the under
