The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Bell Iroquois UH-1H helicopter gunship of 9 Squadron RAAF is parked in a revetment complete with safety wall features. This was a necessary security protection measure as the area was often subject to mortar and rocket attacks from hostile forces. The tails of other fixed wing aircraft, possibly USAF or RAAF, are visible behind the structure.
A Bell Iroquois UH-1H helicopter, possibly a rescue slick fitted with a hoist, code named 'Red Catcher', of Detachment A of 9 Squadron RAAF is parked in a revetment. Other buildings and base faciliti
Vietnam. 1968-03. No. 9 Squadron RAAF Iroquois UH-1H helicopter gunship. This view shows an XM-159 2.75 inch nineteen pod rocket launcher and a 7.62mm M134 mini-gun. (Donor DepAir file 417/5/48 Pt1)
Vietnam. 1968-03. Starboard view of a No. 9 Squadron RAAF Iroquois UH-1H helicopter gunship. Note the XM-159 2.75 inch nineteen pod rocket launcher and the 7.62mm M134 mini-gun. (Donor DepAir file 41
A Bell Iroquois UH-1H helicopter gunship of 9 Squadron RAAF. It is parked on steel reinforcing plates laid on an uneven surface. A 7.62 mm M-21 minigun fitted with an ammunition belt is also visible
A Bell Iroquois UH-1H helicopter gunship of 9 Squadron RAAF firing rockets into the jungle during a training run. These gunships were identified by the callsign 'Bushranger'. (Colour version of the
A Bell Iroquois UH-1H helicopter gunship of 9 Squadron RAAF, possibly serial number A2-773, is being rearmed for another mission. An unidentified armament fitter is loading 2.75 inch rockets (7 on ei
