The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
During his visit to the RAAF Contingent at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS) Air Marshal Sir Alister Murdoch, inspected the twin mounted M60 machine guns being tested on RAAF helicopters. The weapon was designed by Flight Lieutenant Bob Thompson, an Iroquois pilot and adapted by Sergeant Ernest Moore, No 9 Squadron armourer. Left to right around the guns: No. 9 Squadron engineering officer, Flight Lieutenant Clive Cotter; the CAS Air Marshal Murdoch and Sergeant Moore.
During his visit to the RAAF Contingent at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS) Air Marshal Sir Alister Murdoch, inspected the twin mounted M60 machine guns being tested on RAAF h
During his visit to the RAAF Contingent at Vung Tau, South Vietnam, Air Marshal Sir Alister Murdoch, Chief of the Air Staff, inspected the twin mounted M60 machine guns being tested on RAAF helicopter
Chief of the Air Staff (CAS) Air Marshal Sir Alister Murdoch inspects No 35 Squadron during the ceremonial parade held during his visit to Vung Tau.
Pilot Officer Stuart Cooper and Squadron Leader Tony Fookes read the citation after presentation of the Gloucester Cup to No. 35 Squadron RAAF for being the most efficient squadron in the RAAF. The cu
RAAF officers test-fire a new defensive weapons system for an Iroquois helicopter. The weapon consists of twin M60 machine guns mounted on a monopod with 400 round magazines. It was designed by Flight
Air Marshal Sir Alister Murdoch, the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), is escorted to his car on arrival at Vung Tau by Group Captain John Hubble, Officer Commanding, RAAF Contingent Vung Tau, of RAAF Wil