The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. March 1971. Australian soldiers played an important role in getting a badly injured Vietnamese woman to hospital after she had been knocked down by a hit and run driver near Baria, the capital of Phuoc Tuy Province. The woman, who sustained a broken leg, was made as comfortable as possible until a Vietnamese medic had administered drugs before she was taken to the Baria hospital. After helping the woman into a Landrover, Warrant Officer Class 2 Vic Allen of Woodside, SA, a member of 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), held a hat over the injured woman's face to protect her from the sun.
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. March 1971. Australian soldiers played an important role in getting a badly injured Vietnamese woman to hospital after she had been knocked down by a hit and run dri
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. March 1971. Australians soldiers played an important role in getting a badly injured Vietnamese woman to hospital after she had been knocked down by a hit and run dr
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. May 1971. Civil Affairs Doctor, Captain Gedis Grudzinskas of Pennant Hills, NSW, and a Vietnamese nurse hand out toilet packs donated by the Returned Services League
Baria, South Vietnam. June 1971. Colonel P. M. McCarthy of Canberra, ACT (right), the Director of the Army Nursing Service, spent six days in South Vietnam on a tour which included visits to Australia
Baria, South Vietnam. June 1971. The Director of the Army Nursing Service, Colonel P. M. McCarthy of Canberra, ACT (centre), spent six days in South Vietnam on a tour which included visits to Australi
Baria, South Vietnam. June 1971. The Director of the Army Nursing Service, Colonel P. M. McCarthy of Canberra, ACT (centre), spent six days in South Vietnam on a tour which included visits to Australi
