The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The RAN converted aircraft carrier, HMAS Sydney (III) has dropped anchor at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, after bringing 291 reinforcements, and 280 tons of ordnance supplies, including 56 vehicles and 50 tons of explosives to the Australian force in Vietnam. Visitors have arrived on board HMAS Sydney to meet with the captain and observe the proceedings. Standing at the rails of HMAS Sydney are, left to right: Major General Arthur Leslie MacDonald, Commander Australian Force in Vietnam (AFV); Australian Chief of Naval Staff (CNS), Rear Admiral Sir Alan McNicoll; and Captain Domara Andrews Clark, Captain HMAS Sydney.
The RAN converted aircraft carrier, HMAS Sydney (III) has dropped anchor at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, after bringing 291 reinforcements, and 280 tons of ordnance supplies, including 56 vehicles and 50
The RAN converted aircraft carrier, HMAS Sydney (III) has dropped anchor at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, after bringing 291 reinforcements, and 280 tons of ordnance supplies, including 56 vehicles and 50
The RAN converted aircraft carrier, HMAS Sydney (III) has dropped anchor at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, after bringing 291 reinforcements, and 280 tons of ordnance supplies, including 56 vehicles and 50
The RAN converted aircraft carrier, HMAS Sydney (III) has dropped anchor at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, after bringing 291 reinforcements, and 280 tons of ordnance supplies, including 56 vehicles and 50
A quiet, overcast morning greeted HMAS Sydney as she dropped anchor of the coast of Vung Tau, Vietnam, last week (Feb 3) with re-inforcements and ordnance supplies for the Australian Force in the thea
The RAN guided missile destroyer HMAS Perth (II) is participating in operations with the US Seventh Fleet, off the coast of North Vietnam. During a visit to the ship, Australian Chief of Naval Staff (
