EKN/69/0063/VN
Photograph EKN/69/0063/VN Vietnam, 1962-1975South Vietnam. 1969. Army medical Corps members of the hygiene squad with the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) use a 'fogging machine' to spray insecticide in the village of Long Dien.

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LONG DIEN, SOUTH VIETNAM. 1969-08. THIS WIERD LOOKING MACHINE MEANS PROTECTION AGAINST DENGUE FEVER FOR THE VIETNAMESE PEOPLE. OPERATING THE KNAPSACK TO SPRAY HERBICIDES AND INSECTICIDES IS THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN TASK FORCE HYGIENE OFFICER LIEUTENANT PHILLIP HILLS OF HOLSWORTHY, NSW. A TEAM OF AUSTRALIANS FROM THE TASK FORCE SIX MILES AWAY, MOVED TO THE VILLAGE AFTER AN OUTBREAK OF THE FEVER HAD BEEN REPORTED. THE SUCCESSFUL SPRAYING OF THE VILLAGE HELPED ERADICATE THE DISEASE BY KILLING ITS CARRIER, THE MOSQUITO.
South Vietnam. 1969. Army medical Corps members of the hygiene squad with the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) use a 'fogging machine' to spray insecticide in the village of Long Dien.

South Vietnam. 1969. Army medical Corps members of the hygiene squad with the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) use a 'fogging machine' to spray insecticide in the village of Long Dien.

Following an outbreak of dengue fever in the town of Long Dien, about five miles south of 1ATF base this week, a team of Australian Army health technicians were sent to assist the people. Comprising a
Hoa Long, South Vietnam. 1968-09. Corporal Trevor Shinnick of Campbelltown, SA, refills an insecticide spraying machine during a programme in the Vietnamese village of Hoa Long, designed to cut down t

Hoa Long, South Vietnam. 1968-09. Private Ron Morris of Daylesford, Vic, refills an insecticide spraying machine during a programme in the Vietnamese village of Hoa Long, designed to cut down the inci

Hoa Long, South Vietnam. 1968-09. Private Norm Carter of Killarney, NSW, refills an insecticide spraying machine during a programme in the Vietnamese village of Hoa Long, designed to cut down the inci
