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VUNG TAU, SOUTH VIETNAM. 1969-05. NAVY DIVERS AND CREWMEN OF THE ARMY'S LANDING SHIP AV1356 CLIVE STEELE, WATCH AS A SPARE SCREW IS LOWERED BY HOIST TO REPLACE A DAMAGED ONE ON THE VESSEL.
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-05. Officers of the Navy and Army get together alongside the Army's landing ship, Clive Steele. From left, the ship's master, Captain Warren Barsley of Swansea, NSW; the
SOUTH VIETNAM. 1969-10. BEACHED AT CAN THO IN THE MEKONG DELTA, THE ARMY'S LANDING SHIP, THE AV1356 CLIVE STEELE, DISGORGES A CARGO OF MACHINERY DESTINED FOR THE U.S. AIR FORCE.
SOUTH VIETNAM. 1969-10. THE ARMY'S LANDING SHIP, THE AV1356 CLIVE STEELE, SAILS INTO CAN THO IN THE MEKONG DELTA, WITH A CARGO OF TRUCKS AND EARTH MOVING MACHINERY FOR THE U.S. AIR FORCE.
Landing Ship Medium (LSM) Army Vessel Clive Steele (AV1356) (ex USS LSM-547), probably at Vung Tau, beached with her bow door open and ramp extended.
The Australian Landing Ship Medium (LSM) Clive Steele, AV1356 unloading at De Long Pier Vung Tau.
South Vietnam. October 1969. On board the Army Landing Ship Clive Steele, on duty in South Vietnamese waters.
