The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Colonel W. D. Jamieson, Chief of Staff with the Australian Force headquarters in Saigon (second from left), enjoys a Christmas drink holding a can of Victoria Bitter (VB) beer with Corporal Paul Gannan (left), Corporal Pat Ross and Private Kerry Drennan (right).
South Vietnam. December 1971. Sharing a Christmas drink of Victoria Bitter (VB) and a chat with the Commander of the Australian Force Vietnam (COMAFV), 2289 Major General D. B. Dunstan (right), are Si
62175 Sapper Mike Triffitt looks surprised at the size of the Christmas meal being served to him by Colonel W. D. Jamieson, Chief of Staff with the Australian Force headquarters in Saigon. Awaiting hi
A large group of soldiers enjoying their Christmas dinner, including cans of Victoria Bitter (VB) beer. The meals were served to them by senior Non-Commissioned Officer (NCOs) and the Commander of the
South Vietnam. 25 December 1971. It's not every day you are served by a General, but Christmas Day in Vietnam was an exception for Corporal Bruce Cook as he is served his Christmas dinner by the Comma
South Vietnam. October 1971. Smiles all round from these signalmen from 110 Signal Squadron, champions for the past three years in the Headquarters Australian Force, Saigon, volleyball competition. In
Wounded in action on operations against the Viet Cong, 54506 Private (Pte) Anthony Paul (Tony) Ling, of Eneabba, WA (centre), was making good progress towards recovery and was able to sit down to a go
