The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Recovering a Bell Iroquois UH-1H helicopter serial number A2-769 of 9 Squadron RAAF following a forced landing after engine failure, six kilometres west of Ap Suoi Nghe (background left). Purple smoke has been thrown for the crew of the recovering aircraft, a US Army Boeing Vertol CH-47 Chinook helicopter (not in view), to assure them that the downed aircraft is in allied hands. The 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) base at Nui Dat can be seen, to the south east, spanning almost two-thirds of the background.
Bell Iroquois UH-1H helicopter serial number A2-769 of 9 Squadron RAAF undergoing inspection after recovery to the squadron maintenance area at Vung Tau military airfield, following an engine failure
Unidentified RAAF personnel load the tail boom of an Iroquois UH-1H helicopter gunship, A2-382, of No 9 Squadron RAAF, into a Boeing Vertol Chinook CH-47C helicopter during a salvage operation. The Ir
A BOEING/VERTOL CH-47C "CHINOOK" MEDIUM- LIFT HELICOPTER BEING FLOWN BY WING COMMANDER J.H. COX, COMMANDING OFFICER NO 12 (CHINOOK) SQUADRON. DURING A HANDLING DEMONSTRATION AT RAAF BASE AMBERLEY. IN
Two RAAF Bell Iroquois UH-1B Helicopters belonging to No 9 Squadron sitting on the tarmac, with another one taking off behind them. Four Boeing Vertol Chinook CH-47C Helicopters can be seen on the ta
Two RAAF Bell Iroquois UH-1B Helicopters belonging to No 9 Squadron sitting on the tarmac, with another one taking off behind them. Four Boeing Vertol Chinook CH-47C Helicopters can be seen on the ta
Two RAAF Bell Iroquois UH-1B Helicopters belonging to No 9 Squadron sitting on the tarmac, with another one taking off behind them. Four Boeing Vertol Chinook CH-47C Helicopters can be seen on the ta
