The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Baria, Vietnam. 1967-09. Major Brian Heenan of Wagga Wagga, NSW (left), a member of the Australian Task Force Civil Affairs Unit, discusses work on an old folks home, a project of the Australian Task Force Civil Affairs Unit with field workers, Miss Janice Webb of Wangaratta, Vic, and Mr Leon Stubbings, both of the Australian Red Cross.
Baria, Vietnam. 1967-03. Mr Leon Stubbings, the Australian Red Cross Chief Commissioner (centre), on a tour of village schools, hospitals and homes for the aged and the very young. With him is Miss Ja
Vietnam. 1967. Visiting one of the Civil Affairs projects, a home for the aged are, left to right: Major Brian Heenan of Wagga Wagga, NSW, Red Cross official Miss Janice Webb of Wangaratta, Vic, three
Vietnam. 1967. Australian Red Cross Commissioner, Mr Leon Stubbings holding a young Vietnamese boy, who is the youngest son of the Vietnamese midwife at the Hoa Long Village hospital-dispensary which
South Vietnam. 1967-12. The opening of additional classrooms at Baria High School, Phuoc Tuy Province, ensures secondary education for about 300 Vietnamese students who would otherwise be denied the o
Baria, South Vietnam. 1968-04. The Minister for the Army, Mr Phillip Lynch (second from right), discusses a civil aid project with members of the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF), outside one of their
Phuoc Tuy Province, Vietnam. 1967-06. ABC radio foreign affairs correspondent Phillip Koch (left) discusses Viet Cong activity in the Australian area of responsibility with the Commander, 1st Australi
