The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1967-06. ABC radio foreign affairs correspondent Phillip Koch interviews US Army Captain Dick Church of Augusta, USA, who is second in command of the Australian Task Force Civil Action team. The team is a joint Australian-American one headed by Australian Major John Donohue of Mosman, NSW. The vehicle in the background bears the legend Winning Hearts and Minds (WHAM). The Officer Commanding the Civil Action team, Major John Donohue, is known at Nui Dat as the Man from WHAM.
Vietnam. 1967-06. ABC radio foreign affairs correspondent Phillip Koch interviews US Army Captain Dick Church of Augusta, USA, who is second in command of the Australian Task Force Civil Action team.
Vietnam. 1967. Left to right: Major John Donohoe of Mosman, NSW, Captain Dick Church of Atlanta, USA, and Lieutenant Colonel John McDonagh of Canberra, ACT, discuss civil aid projects. They are standi
Vietnam. 1967. Left to right: Major John Donohoe of Mosman, NSW, Captain Dick Church of Atlanta, USA, and Lieutenant Colonel John McDonagh of Canberra, ACT, discuss civil aid projects. They are standi
Vietnam. 1967-01. A group from Hoa Long village, led by Major John Donohue of Mosman, NSW, and 1st Australian Task Force Civil Affairs Team, feeding the bears in their pit home at the Saigon zoo.
Hoa Long, Vietnam. 1967. Seated in a truck, left to right: US Army Captain Dick Church of Augusta, USA, the second in command of the Task Force Civic Action Team at the wheel, Army Nurse Lieutenant Co
Vietnam. 1967-01. Major John Donohue of Mosman, NSW, and 1st Australian Task Force Civil Affairs Team, with two Vietnamese boys from Hoa Long village, visits a tiger at the Saigon zoo.
