The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
VUNG TAU, SOUTH VIETNAM. 1969-12. MILITARY POLICE (MP) FROM THREE NATIONS ON PATROL AT THE COASTAL HOLIDAY RESORT. THE COMBINATION OF AN AUSTRALIAN, AMERICAN AND A VIETNAMESE CAN HANDLE ALMOST ANY SITUATION THAT MAY OCCUR IN VUNG TAU, WHICH IS A LEAVE AND REST CENTRE FOR MOST OF THE ALLIED NATIONS INVOLVED IN THE WAR.
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-12. A joint Australian, American and Vietnamese Military Police (MP) patrol starts out for another day's work from its base. Vung Tau is just one posting for the Australi
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. April 1970. A joint Australian-Vietnamese police patrol checks a disturbance in a sector of the coastal city. About sixty Australian military policemen work with their Allied
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. April 1970. A traffic accident involving a bicycle is investigated by an Australian-Vietnamese police patrol. About sixty Australian military policemen work with their Allied
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-10. Rosemary Griggs of Cottesloe, WA (left), walks through the market with Mary Gaynor of Hawthorn, Vic (behind), accompanied by a a Vietnamese woman interpreter. The two
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-10. Rosemary Griggs of Cottesloe, WA (right), sitting at the meal table with the children in a Catholic orphanage during a break from her job as a Red Cross nurse at 1st
South Vietnam. 1969-10. With maps and radio, Warrant Officer Class 2 (WO2) Ray (Scarlet) O'Hara (right), an American Army adviser (left) and a Vietnamese soldier check the route of a proposed patrol f
