The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Margaret Whitlam, wife of the Federal Opposition Leader, and Corporal Desmond Wraight of Brunswick Heads, NSW, say goodbye to some of the 120 Vietnamese children at the Don Chua orphanage. Mrs Whitlam, who has been travelling with her husband on his tour of ten Asian countries, visited the orphanage to see the work being done by members of the Army's 110th Signal Squadron. Corporal Wraight is an interpreter working with the Intelligence section at Australian Force Headquarters in Saigon.
Margaret Whitlam, wife of the Federal Opposition Leader, speaks with Father Olivier, a Catholic Redemptionist priest, and a Vietnamese woman who runs the Don Chua orphanage. Mrs Whitlam, who has been
Margaret Whitlam, wife of the Federal Opposition Leader, holds a young Vietnamese child at the Don Chua orphanage. With her is Father Olivier (65), a Catholic Redemptionist priest who established the
Margaret Whitlam, wife of the Federal Opposition Leader, holding a teddy bear, while visiting the Don Chua orphanage. With her is Major Edmond Hynes of Watson, ACT, who is holding a young Vietnamese c
Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Rod Painter of Bayswater, WA, helps a young Vietnamese orphan with a camera in the Don Chua orphanage. SSgt Painter is a member of the Army's 110th Signal Squadron.
Young Vietnamese children of Dong Chua orphanage, gather around Army Chaplain Harry Brennan of Perth, WA, as he unpacks clothing donated by several groups in the Hunter River Valley area of NSW. About
Major Cliff Dodds of Willoughby, NSW (right), about to give this young Vietnamese child a toy. The toys were presented to Vietnamese children at the Dong Chua Orphanage in Saigon and were donated by t
