The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Guests at the official opening of a new club for members of the Australian Army Training Team stand outside the entrance. It was built at a cost of about $12,000 provided by the Australian Forces Overseas Fund from money raised by the people of NSW. Left to right: Mr D. W. Neenan of The Entrance, NSW, who is the Australian Forces Overseas Fund representative in Vietnam; Lieutenant General Hoang-Xuan Lam, Commanding General of 1st Corps and the 1st Tactical Zone covering northern provinces; Major General A. L. MacDonald of Canberra, ACT, Commander of Australian Forces in Vietnam (COMAFV); and Lieutenant Colonel G. O. Thompson of Point Piper, NSW, Assistant Director of Amenities and Welfare.
Lieutenant General Hoang-Xuan Lam, Commanding General of 1st Corps and the 1st Tactical Zone covering northern provinces and Major General A. L. MacDonald of Canberra, ACT, Commander of Australian For
A well-appointed club for members of the Australian Army Training Team in Vietnam has been officially opened at their Danang base. The Commander of the Australian Force, Vietnam, Major-General A. L. M
The Commanding General of I Corps and Military Region I, Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Hoang Xuan Lam, was among the guests at the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (AATTV) celebration held for the
South Vietnam. 1968. Minister for the Army, Malcolm Fraser (left) with Lieutenant General Hoang-Xuan Lam, Commanding General of the 1st Corps and the 1st Tactical Zone covering northern province (cent
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-11. 1734438 Lance Corporal Keith Cogzell of Chermside, Qld, prepares to broadcast the first official words over the new Australian Forces Radio (AFR) station as the Natio
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-06. Private Tom Brown of Broadmeadows, Vic, is visited by the Commander of Australian Forces in Vietnam (COMAFV), Major General R. A. Hay of Red Hill, ACT, while on a tou
