The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Force, 2289 Major General D. B. Dunstan, and were prepared by cooks with the Australian Force Vietnam (AFV).
A large group of soldiers seated, some eating and some ready for their Christmas dinner to be served to them by senior Non-Commissioned Officer (NCOs). The meals were prepared by cooks with the Austra
A large group of soldiers seated, some eating and some ready for their Christmas dinner to be served to them by senior Non-Commissioned Officer (NCOs). The meals were prepared by cooks with the Austra
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
South Vietnam. 24 December 1971. Warrant Officer Class 2 (WO2) Col Smithers and 548216 Lieutenant Roland Y. Seneque (right), drink a Christmas toast to Army cameraman WO2 Bill Cunneen during a Christm
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 Ganna
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
