The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
South Vietnam, 1971. Four RAAF UH-1H Iroquois helicopters carrying troops prepare to take off during an air-mobile operation. The Iroquois in the foreground is A2-378. Donor: I Kuring
South Vietnam, 1971. Three RAAF Iroquois helicopters carrying troops during an air-mobile operation. Note the flooded river below and the .50 caliber machine gun mounted at left of the crew compartmen
Nui Dat, South Vietnam, c. 1970. An RAAF Iroquois UH-1H gunship, A2-773, sitting on a metal landing pad off the runway at Nui Dat. Note the Pilot operated mini guns and rocket launchers mounted on boo
Nui Dat, South Vietnam, c. 1970. An RAAF Iroquois UH-1H gunship, A2-773, sitting on a metal landing pad off the runway at Nui Dat. Note the Pilot operated mini guns and rocket launchers mounted on boo
South Vietnam, 1971. RAAF Iroquois helicopters coming in to land in clouds of dust. They are about to pick up the South Vietnamese troops lined up with their firearms and kit at left. Donor: I Kuring
South Vietnam, 1971. The Dinh Co monastery, on the distant hill, seen through the windscreen of an RAAF Iroquois Helicopter. (Donor I. Kuring)
Australian soldiers prepare Australian Army Aviation UH-1H ‘Huey’ Iroquois helicopter A2-377, for a flight from Honiara International Airport, formerly Henderson Field, to the island of Malaita. Left
