The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ORIGINAL MEDICAL NOTEBOOK TAKEN FROM THE BODY OF A FEMALE VIET CONG MEDICAL ORDERLY KILLED IN AN AMBUSH NEAR BINH BA BY D COY 1 RAR IN 4-5 APRIL 1966 AND COPIES OF OFFICIAL US PAPERS RELATED TO THE TET OFFENSIVE, LAOS AND CAMBODIA
COPY OF A HANDWRITTEN MEDICAL NOTEBOOK IN VIETNAMESE TAKEN FROM THE BODY OF A VIET CONG MEDICAL ORDERLY KILLED IN AN AMBUSH BY "D" COY, 1 RAR ON 4-5 APRIL 1966 IN PHUOC TUY PROVINCE
Black rectangular pouch made from waterproof synthetic with provision for a drawstring (missing). Medical pouch captured by members of A Company, 2 Royal Australian Regiment (RAR) on 3 February 1968
Viet Cong badge. The badge consists of a white enamel oval shape with 'MAI DAN TOC GIAI PHONG' written in raised brass lettering. In the top right of the badge is the Viet Cong flag, red over blue wit
Chicom Type 54 semi automatic pistol and holster. The top slide has three Chinese characters and the serial number. The frame has the serial number and 1959. It has black plastic grips and an eight ro
Scene 33 take 1 Roll 4. The evening press conferences in Saigon at 5.00 pm were called the "Follies" mainly because we didn't believe what was being told us; macabre sense of humour; essential for ord
“C” Company (Coy) 6 RAR area, Nui Dat 10 January 1967. Shows Coy lines in the rubber plantation. Forward Observation (FO) party accommodation. Coy general area and Landing Zone (LZ). Sentry post and