The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian soldiers wearing civilian clothing walking towards a QANTAS Boeing 707 aircraft that was to fly them to South Vietnam. The soldiers wore civilian clothing as the Republic of Singapore, an essential refuelling stop, officially withheld permission for troops in transit to land.
At the end of their tour of duty in Vietnam, members of 1RAR wait with their luggage and weapons in the departure lounge of Tan Son Nhut airport. They are about to board a Qantas Boeing 707 aircraft t
Looking across the wing of an inbound Pan American (Pan Am) jet towards an outbound Qantas 707 V Jet, that is taxiing for take-off at Darwin airport, where it will fly Australian troops to South Vietn
Members of 1RAR (right) line up with their luggage after arriving by truck at Tan Son Nhut airport. The battalion is at the end of its tour of duty in Vietnam and the men will soon board a Qantas Boei
At the end of their tour of duty in Vietnam, members of 1RAR (right) wait with their luggage and weapons in the departure lounge of Tan Son Nhut airport. They are about to board a Qantas Boeing 707 ai
Australian troops seated onboard a Qantas aircraft. From 1965 to 1972 Qantas's Boeing 707 aircraft were regularly used to supplement the RAAF transport force and it is estimated that approximately hal
Hand coloured pportrait of a person modelling a uniform dyed by the Eastern Command Salvage and Recovery Section. The Salvage and Recovery Section were responsible for collecting and repairing unservi
