The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
South Vietnam. 1968-09. Informal portrait of Australian Army Training Team adviser, Warrant Officer Class 2 Barry Tolley of Bullsbrook, WA. He was one of the four Australians who took a company of Montagnard troops to relieve a Special Forces camp at Duc Lap near the Cambodian border in Quang Duc Province, central South Vietnam. The company became involved in an epic three day battle which resulted in 644 North Vietnamese being killed.
QUANG TRI PROVINCE. SOUTH VIETNAM. 1968-01. AUSTRALIAN ARMY ADVISER CAPTAIN PETER REID OF SYLVANIA WATERS, NSW (REAR RIGHT), SPEAKS WITH HIS SOUTH VIETNAMESE RADIO OPERATOR NEAR THE SA HUYNH FORWARD O
Hoa Cam, South Vietnam. 1968-10. Warrant Officer Class 1 (WO1) Jim Harrower of Perth, WA (left), with two South Vietnamese soldiers at the 4th Armed Cavalry Regiment, at Hoa Cam, near Danang, in Quang
Quang Ngai Province, South Vietnam. 1968-01. Australian Army Adviser Warrant Officer Class 2 (WO2) Chris McEvoy of Milswood, SA (rear right), with three South Vietnamese soldiers at the Sa Huynh forwa
SOUTH VIETNAM, 1968-10. WARRANT OFFICER IAN (SONNY) EDWARDS OF NORTH RYDE, NSW (RIGHT), INSTRUCTS VIETNAMESE MONTAGNARD SOLDIERS OF THE MOBILE (MIKE) FORCE ON AMBUSH DRILL AT THEIR PLEIKU BASE IN THE
Quang Ngai Province, South Vietnam. 1968-01. Australian Army Adviser Warrant Officer Class 2 (WO2) Chris McEvoy of Milswood, SA (right), prepares to move his platoon out on patrol near Sa Huynh in Qua
South Vietnam. 1968-10. Major David Millie of Hawthorn Vic (left), with Lieutenant Colonel Harley Mooney, the senior American adviser for Quang Tri Province. Major Millie is the operations officer for
