The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Bell UH-1 Iroquois (Huey) helicopter on the outskirts of a fire support base, picking up mail. The helicaopter is being guided by a soldier on the ground. These helicopters were often fitted with two forward firing machine guns and launchers for 2.75 inch rockets, as can be seen on the left hand side of the helicopter.
A close view of a gunship attached to a helicopter at Nui Dat airstrip. The helicopter is possibly a Bell UH-1 Iroquois (known as a Huey). Several of these helicopters were fitted with two forward fir
A Bell Iroquois UH-1H helicopter gunship of 9 Squadron RAAF. It is parked on steel reinforcing plates laid on an uneven surface. The full configuration of firepower can be seen through the different
Informal portrait of 39867 Andrew John Curran, helicopter pilot RAN, standing in front of an Bell Iroquois UG-1B helicopter in Vietnam. Curran served in Vietnam from 9 September 1970 until 16 June 197
Vietnam. 1968-03. Starboard view of No. 9 Squadron RAAF Iroquois helicopter gunship, UH-1B A2-1025, commonly known as "Ned Kelly". This aircraft was the first RAAF helicopter to be fitted with a trial
Vietnam. 1968-03. Front on view of No. 9 Squadron RAAF Iroquois helicopter gunship, UH-1B A2-1025, commonly known as "Ned Kelly". This aircraft was the first RAAF helicopter to be fitted with a trial
Vietnam. 1968-03. Starboard view of No. 9 Squadron RAAF Iroquois helicopter gunship, UH-1B A2-1025, commonly known as "Ned Kelly". This aircraft was the first RAAF helicopter to be fitted with a trial
