The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1967-12. When Australian soldiers go on leave in the seaside resort of Vung Tau, a popular form of transport is the horse and buggy. Corporal Doug Wakefield of Enoggera, Qld (centre), gets military policeman, Corporal Ray Wyse of Tumut, NSW (right), to guide him to a point of local interest.
Vietnam. 1967-07. At the controls of a speedboat at the Australian Army's rest and recuperation leave centre situated at the seaside resort of Vung Tau, is Corporal Paul Young of Fairfield, NSW.
Vietnam. 1967-07. Getting ready to go on his first water ski is Sapper John Kiley of Corrimal, NSW (left), a member of the 1st Field Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE) based at Nui Dat. Kiley
Vietnam. 1967-07. Australian soldiers on rest leave at Vung Tau, a seaside resort used for rest and recuperation. Two soldiers are in the speed boat Diggers Pride, and the other two are in the water.
Vung Tau, Vietnam. 1967-12. A large volume of gifts were sent to Vietnam for Australian troops. This 100lb Christmas cake aroused the interest of the soldiers in 8th Field Ambulance at the 1st Austral
Vietnam. 1967. In the boat named Diggers Pride, three Australians and one New Zealander are enjoying five days' rest and recuperation leave at Vung Tau, a seaside resort about sixty miles south of Sai
Vung Tau, Vietnam. 1967-11. The Army's Quarter Master General, Major-General M. F. Brogan (right) inspects the Rest and Convalescence (R&C) Centre at Vung Tau. With him is the Regimental Sergeant-Majo
