The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SOUTH VIETNAM. PROPAGANDA SIGNS ON BILLBOARDS ON HIGHWAY 1. THE LARGER SIGN (LEFT) CAN BE TRANSLATED AS "IN THE OLD DAYS WE WERE SLAVES AND HUNGRY. NOW WE HAVE OUR INDEPENDENCE WE ARE SLAVES TO TWO MASTERS (CHINA/USSR)". THE SMALLER SIGN SAYS "AS IF ON THE WINGS OF A BIRD WE WILL CLIMB TO THE TOP OF ANY MOUNTAIN, IN WORKING TO DESTROY THE ENEMY, AND RETURN HOME QUICKLY". (DONOR: AUSTRALIAN ARMY TRAINING TEAM VIETNAM (AATTV) ASSOCIATION)
Members of 7 RAR at Luscombe Airfield, preparing to go out on an operation. One of 477 colour 35mm transparencies taken or collected by 2784336 Signalman (Sig) Stuart Lindsay Weller, 104 Signal Squadr
The first visit by Australian troops in large numbers to the town of Dat Do, four miles to the east of the 1st Australian Task Force at Nui Dat in Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam, failed to find any
Seat plaque honouring Pilot Officer George York RAAF. One of a collection of images relating to a dedication of a memorial walk and seats in Rehborn, Germany. The walk and seats honour a crew from No
[This is a black and white copy from the Kodachrome colour camera original AWM film F04182.] The first visit by Australian troops in large numbers to the town of Dat Do, four miles to the east of the
Laminated wooden board with an irregularly shaped piece of red-brown linoleum attached to it by small steel nails. The linoleum has been carved to form a linocut. There are four large Japanese charact
Plaque presented to Bruce York honouring Pilot Officer George York RAAF. The Mayor of Rehborn, Herr Thomas Link, presented plaques (with attached artefacts of the Halifax aircraft MZ647 that they rece
