The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The new Commander of Australian Force Vietnam (COMAFV), Major General (Maj Gen) C. A. E. Fraser, salutes the flags of Australia and Vietnam during an inspection of his guard of honour at Tan Son Nhut airport. General Fraser succeeds Maj Gen Hay, who, after his return to Australia, will assume command of the 1st Division. The new commander is the former Commandant of the Royal Military College (RMC), Duntroon, ACT.
Major General (Maj Gen) R. A. Hay of Red Hill, ACT (right), greets his successor, the new Commander of Australian Force Vietnam (COMAFV), Maj Gen C. A. E. Fraser, at Tan Son Nhut airport. General Hay
The new Commander of Australian Force Vietnam (COMAFV), Major General (Maj Gen) C. A. E. Fraser (left) confers with the Commander of US Forces in Vietnam, General Creighton Abrams at the American mili
South Vietnam. January 1970. The Commander of the Australian Force, Vietnam (COMAFV) designate, Major General (Maj Gen) C. A. E. Fraser of Duntroon, ACT, at Fire Support Base (FSB) Pat, arrives by hel
South Vietnam. January 1970. The Commander of the Australian Force, Vietnam (COMAFV) designate, Major General (Maj Gen) C. A. E. Fraser of Duntroon, ACT, at Fire Support Base (FSB) Pat, arrives by hel
South Vietnam. 1970-01. The Commander of the Australian Force, Vietnam designate, Major General (Maj Gen) C. A. E. Fraser of Duntroon, ACT, aboard a RAAF Iroquois helicopter. Maj Gen Fraser was on a b
Fire Support Base Peggy, South Vietnam. 1970-01. The Commander of the Australian Force, Vietnam designate, Major General (Maj Gen) C. A. E. Fraser of Duntroon, ACT (right). With him is the Commanding
