The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1967-09. Stores to build a village to resettle Vietnamese civilians free of Viet Cong domination are made ready for lifting in US Army Chinook helicopters. The resettlement project followed Operation Ainslie, which was designed to clear a section of Phuoc Tuy Province from Viet Cong domination. Members of the Australian Task Force Civil Affairs Unit, Private Phil Fletcher of Coppa Creek, NSW (left), and Private Wayne Ruttley of Casino, NSW, lifting a bundle of marquees needed for the project.
Vietnam. 1967-09. Stores to build a village to resettle Vietnamese civilians free of Viet Cong domination are made ready for lifting in US Army Chinook helicopters. The resettlement project followed O
Vietnam. 1967-09. Stores to build a village to resettle Vietnamese civilians free of Viet Cong domination are made ready for lifting in US Army Chinook helicopters. The resettlement project followed O
Vietnam. 1967-09. Stores to build a village to resettle Vietnamese civilians free of Viet Cong domination are made ready for lifting in US Army Chinook helicopters. The resettlement project followed O
Vietnam. 1967-09. Private Roger Fagan of Coonamble, NSW, a member of the Australian Task Force Civil Affairs Unit, checks stores which will go into the building of a new village for the Vietnamese civ
Vietnam. 1967-09. An interpreter aids Regimental Sergeant Major Larry Moon of Gaythorne, Qld, and 2RAR /NZ (ANZAC) (The ANZAC Battalion comprising 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment and a co
Vietnam. 1967-09. Private John Johnson of Liverpool, UK, and 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (7RAR), takes a break during Operation Ainslie to read a letter from home. The operation was d
