The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. April 1971. Private Tas Morton of Port Macquarie, NSW, a member of 8 Field Ambulance, was assigned the task of smogging a civilian jail in Baria, the capital of Phuoc Tuy Province. Smogging was a term used by Australian soldiers to define the way they fumigate large areas of land or buildings. Note the group of Vietnamese children watching and the barbed wire enclosure.
Baria, South Vietnam. February 1971. Corporal Ian Styles of Redcliffe, Qld (left), supervises a Vietnamese worker making bricks in Baria, the capital of Phuoc Tuy Province. Corporal Styles was a membe
Baria, South Vietnam. February 1971. Sapper Theo Bongers of Wangaratta, Vic (right), teaches the art of brick-laying to a South Vietnamese apprentice at a housing site in Baria, the capital of Phuoc T
Baria, South Vietnam. February 1971. Corporal Ian Styles of Redcliffe, Qld (left), helps a Vietnamese woman to move bricks at a housing site near Baria, the capital of Phuoc Tuy Province. Corporal Sty
Baria, South Vietnam. February 1971. Sapper John Woods of Harbord, NSW (right), instructs a South Vietnamese apprentice in the correct method of securing a gutter. Sapper Woods, a member of 17th Const
Baria, South Vietnam. February 1971. Private (Pte) Barry Guise of Seven Hills, NSW (left), supervises a South Vietnamese citizen at work with a trowel at a housing site in Baria, the capital of Phuoc
Baria, South Vietnam. June 1971. The Minister for the Army, Mr Andrew Peacock, gets a close-up view of Vietnamese cooking methods during his inspection of housing provided by Army Civil Affairs for Re
