The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. July 1971. Corporal (Cpl) Brian O'Neil of Brisbane, Qld, working at the studio console of Australian Forces Radio (AFR), Vung Tau, during one of the many shows he does weekly. Cpl O'Neil is a signals operator with 110 Signal Squadron, and Australian unit at Vung Tau. He becomes an AFR announcer during off duty hours.
South Vietnam. July 1971. Flight Lieutenant David Foote of Townsville, Qld, tuning the Australian Forces Radio (AFR) receiver for a newscast from Australia. AFR relays the Radio Australia overseas ser
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. June 1971. Corporal Wayne Miles of Ingleburn, NSW, enjoying a game of mini-golf at the course at the Badcoe Club during a day off. Corporal Miles is a keyboard operator with 1
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. June 1971. Private Lindsay Bates of Murrumburrah, NSW, and Sapper Ken Isaacs of Camp Hill, Qld, enjoy a game of mini-golf at the Badcoe Club, during a day off. Private Lindsay
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. April 1971. Staff Sergeant (SSgt) Bill (Blue) Burgess of Frankston, Vic, a member of 127 Signals Squadron, supervising the construction of an 84 foot high radio aerial at the
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. May 1971. Colonel Vu Duy Tao, Commandant of the Vietnamese Army Signals School, looks through a spectrum analyser in 110 Signal Squadron's transmitter station at Vung Tau. Wit
South Vietnam. July 1971. Corporal Andy Phillips of Adelaide, SA, sorts through a stack of records while compiling a show for broadcast over Australian Forces Radio (AFR). The radio station broadcasts
