The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Headquarters, Australia. 30 March 1971. Portrait of Captain Campbell who was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) for his services in Vietnam whilst a member of the 161st Independent Reconnaissance Flight of the Australian Army.
The Bell 47G-3B-1 Sioux light reconnaissance helicopter was a three place machine powered by a Lycoming piston engine. It is fitted with dual controls and three seats. The airframe is constructed of a
Blade for the Bell 47G-3B-1 Sioux light reconaissance helicopter. This aircraft was used in South Vietnam by 161 Reconnaissance Flight, later known as 161 (Independent) Reconnaissance Flight (IRF),
Blade for the Bell 47G-3B-1 Sioux light reconaissance helicopter. This aircraft was used in South Vietnam by 161 Reconnaissance Flight, later known as 161 (Independent) Reconnaissance Flight (IRF),
CAPTAIN J.L. COGGAN, DFC. CAPTAIN COGGAN WAS AWARDED THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS FOR HIS SERVICES IN VIETNAM AS A MEMBER OF N0 161 INDEPENDENT RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHT.
CAPTAIN C.W.J. SCOTT, DFC. CAPTAIN SCOTT WAS AWARDED THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS FOR HIS SERVICES IN VIETNAM AS A LIEUTENANT WITH 161 INDEPENDENT RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHT.
MAJOR L.G. DOYLE, DFC. MAJOR DOYLE WAS AWARDED THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS FOR HIS SERVICES IN VIETNAM WITH 161 INDEPENDENT RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHT.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL H.A.F. BENSON, DFC. LIEUTENANT COLONEL BENSON WAS AWARDED THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS FOR HIS SERVICES IN VIETNAM AS A MAJOR WITH 161 INDEPENDENT RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHT.
During a tour of 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) bases in Vietnam, Prime Minister John Grey Gorton visits the camp of the 161st Independent Reconnaissance Flight at Nui Dat to talk with officers and
Portrait of 18548 Captain (Capt) James Douglas Campbell, a flying instructor with 1st Aviation Regiment, based at Amberley, Qld. Capt Campbell served in South Vietnam with the 161 Independent Reconnai
