The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 the National Civic Council Civil Aid Committee. Major Dodds was the Australian Army's Staff Officer for Civic Action in Vietnam. The orphanage is sponsored by the 110th Signals Squadron.
A box of toys attracted the attention of these Vietnamese orphans at the Dong Chua Orphanage in Saigon. Second Lieutenant Doug Merrett of Wollongong, NSW, a member of the 110th Signals Squadron, which
Signaller Greg Krushka of New Norfolk, Tas, helps Rose Tintore as she takes a Vietnamese baby from a plastic bath at the Terres Des Hommes Orphanage in Saigon. Spanish born, Miss Tintore, runs the orp
Corporal Harry Gregory of St Peters, NSW (centre), and Signaller Greg Krushka of New Norfolk, Tas, with Vietnamese orphan children at the Dong Chau Orphanage. At left is the Matron of the Orphanage. B
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
Corporal (Cpl) Jim Willis of Adelaide, SA (left) and Corporal Harry Gregory of St Peters, NSW (right), holding young Vietnamese orphans. With them is Spanish born Rose Tintore who runs the Terres Des
Sergeant Vic Pitts of Stafford, Qld, and of 110th Signal Squadron, nurses a young Vietnamese orphan girl holding a tin of Bear Brand milk during a visit to an orphanage to distribute gifts of food, cl
