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NUI DAT, VIETNAM. 1967. ARMY AIRCRAFT REQUIRE REGULAR MAINTENANCE TO KEEP THEM IN TOP-CLASS ORDER FOR OPERATIONS IN SOUTH VIETNAM. FINISHING OFF AN OVERHAUL ON A CESSNA MOTOR ARE CORPORAL JIM JORDON, LEFT, AND SERGEANT KEN ELSON, FROM 161ST (INDEPENDENT) RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHT BASED AT LUSCOMBE FIELD, NUI DAT, HEADQUARTERS OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN TASK FORCE IN PHUOC TUY PROVINCE.
Nui Dat, Vietnam. 1967. Checking instruments of both Cessna aircraft and helicopters are Craftsman Allen Ible of Marrickville, NSW (left), and Sergeant Peter Bootes of Orange, NSW. The two soldiers ar
Nui Dat, Vietnam. 1967. Finishing off repairs on the main rotor from a helicopter are Corporal Allen Sherman of Ipswich, Qld (left) and Craftsman Eric Lindgren of Drummoyne, NSW. The two soldiers are
Nui Dat, Vietnam. 1967. Corporal Robert Hodgkinson of Morley, WA, checks at the rotor head of a helicopter of the 161st (Independent) Reconnaissance Flight based Luscombe Field, Headquarters of the 1s
Nui Dat, Vietnam. 1967. Craftsman Alex Mitchell of Dunedoo, NSW, checks a model of a Cessna 182 that members of the 161st (Independent) Reconnaissance Flight based at Luscombe Field, have been making
Vietnam. 1967. Second Lieutenant Ross Goldspink, 24, of Millendon, WA, points out a patched bullet hole in his helicopter. Lt Goldspink, an Army helicopter pilot with the 161st (Independent) Reconnais
Vietnam. 1967-05. Brigadier Stuart Graham, Australian Task Force Commander, presents 2nd Lieutenant Bob Askew, 27, of West Guildford, NSW (right), with the Queen's Commendation at Luscombe Field in Nu
