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SOUTH VIETNAM, 1968-11-12. WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 2 DON ANDREWS OF POINT LONSDALE, VIC (CENTRE), EXAMINES A SATCHEL BOMB WHICH WAS HOOKED TO THE SIDE OF A BUS IN SAIGON ALONGSIDE THE SEAT HE OCCUPIED. THE WARRANT OFFICER QUICKLY FLICKED IT OFF THE WIRE MESH AND PROBABLY SAVED A NUMBER OF LIVES AS THE BUS HAD FIFTY TROOPS ON IT AT THE TIME. WITH HIM ARE VIETNAMESE POLICE DRIVER MR TU (LEFT) AND SPECIAL INVESTIGATION OFFICER, POLICEMAN ON.
SOUTH VIETNAM, 1968-11-12. WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 2 DON ANDREWS OF POINT LONSDALE, VIC (CENTRE), EXAMINES A SATCHEL BOMB WHICH WAS HOOKED TO THE SIDE OF A BUS IN SAIGON ALONGSIDE THE SEAT HE OCCUPIED.
A Viet Cong terrorist attempt to explode a satchel charge against a bus-full of Australian troops in Saigon at the end of last week was foiled. Army Warrant Officer Don Andrews of Point Lonsdale, Vic,
South Vietnam. 1968-11. Lieutenant Colonel Ian Gilmore of Canberra, ACT (left), Commanding Officer of the 1st Australian Logistic Support Group (1ALSG), examines a desk set at a farewell function at t
Saigon, South Vietnam. October 1970. Warrant Officer Class 1 Tex Charles of Taroona, Tas, who is clerk of Works (Construction) at Headquarters Australian Forces Vietnam (AFV), seeking directions to a
Warrant Officer (WO) Don Miller of Woodside, SA, his head bandaged with a she ll dressing, waits to be evacuated from Fire Support Base (FSB) Balmoral in north-west Bien Hoa Province following a heavy
210155 Warrant Officer (WO) Norman Clyde Kirkby, of Moree, NSW, is a specialist investigator with the RAAF Service Police, who is now on active service in Vietnam. WO Kirkby has been seconded to the
