COM/69/0408/VN
Photograph COM/69/0408/VN Vietnam, 1962-1975Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-06. Technician, Signalman Ron Culton of Blackburn, Vic, manning a radio at the control panel in the communications centre of the 110th Signals Squadron.
COM/69/0405/VN Accession Number: COM/69/0405/VN
Description
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-06. Signalman Tony Somers of Elizabeth, SA, and a member of 110th Signals Unit, explains the intricacies of electrical wiring to the Commander of Australian Forces in Vietnam (COMAFV), Major General R. A. Hay of Red Hill, ACT, while carrying out repair work in the Squadron workshop.
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Accession Number
COM/69/0405/VN
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Photograph
Object Type
Negative
Physical Description
Colour: Black & white
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Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
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