The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. September 1971. Pilots of 161 Independent Reconnaissance Flight based at Nui Dat have carried thousands of soldiers during their stay in Vietnam, hence this sign of a helicopter and the words `Cab Rank' outside their headquarters.
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. May 1971. 29175 Sergeant David Brown, an air traffic controller with 161 Independent Reconnaissance Flight, climbing a 60 foot ladder to his unusual office at Luscombe Air Fiel
South Vietnam. August 1971. Army helicopter pilot Lieutenant (Lt) Frazer Gibson of Ivanhoe, Vic (left), gets the all clear for take off from a US instructor during a training course. Lt Gibson, and ot
South Vietnam. August 1971. A Kiowa OH58A helicopter which is being introduced into the 161st Independent Reconnaissance Flight with the 1st Australian Task Force Vietnam (AFV). The Kiowa is replacing
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. May 1971. Sergeant Les Idiens, an air traffic controller with 161 Independent Reconnaissance Flight at Nui Dat, issues instructions and information to an approaching Caribou tr
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. September 1971. Charlie Brown and Snoopy sketches can be found throughout the 1st Australian Task Force Base (1ATF) at Nui Dat. The sign reads: Trackers Anti-Tank. Snoopy is sa
Nui Dat, Vietnam. August 1971. The sign over the entrance to the prisoner of war compound at Nui Dat used to house Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army prisoners. The sign reads: Club Members only Nui
