The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Nurse Lieutenant Margaret Ahern of Leeton, NSW, with a Vietnamese child at the village of Hoa Long. Lieutenant Ahern is one of the first four Army nurses to serve on operational duty in Vietnam. The nurses are members of the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC) wth the 8th Field Ambulance based at Vung Tau.
VIETNAM. 1967-06. THE FIRST FOUR MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING CORPS TO SERVE ON OPERATIONAL DUTY IN VIETNAM MADE THEIR INITIAL VISIT TO THE VILLAGE OF HOA LONG, NEAR THE AUSTRALIAN TAS
Vietnam. 1967. Army nurses, Lieutenant Margaret Ahern of Leeton, NSW (left) holding a Vietnamese baby, and Lieutenant Terrie Roche of Goulburn, NSW, make friends with the Vietnamese children of Hoa Lo
VIETNAM. 1967. MEET THE PEOPLE OF HOA LONG VILLAGE IN VIETNAM AND A GROUP ARMY NURSES ARE DOING JUST THAT. LEFT TO RIGHT: LIEUTENANT MARGARET AHERN OF LEETON, NSW, AND CAPTAIN AMY PITTENDRIEGH OF MANJ
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1967. Four members of the Royal Army Nursing Corps (RANC) from 8th Field Ambulance hospital, at a shop selling kitchen ware. Left to right: Sister (Sr) Margaret Ahern of Leeto
Gillman reports on a visit by the first Australian Army nurses to serve in South Vietnam, Captain Amy Margaret Pittendreigh, Lieutenant Margaret Fay Ahern, Lieutenant Terrie Elizabeth Roche and Lieute
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1967. Four members of the Royal Army Nursing Corps (RANC) from 8th Field Ambulance hospital. Strolling down a street lined with shops are, left to right: Sister (Sr) Amy Pitte
