The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An RAAF Caribou at Vung Tau is silhouetted against the lights of a hangar as ground crew on the night shift work to service the aircraft for the morning flight. The ground crews work three eight hour shifts for six days a week to keep the six Caribou serviceable.
RAAF engine fitters work under floodlamps on the propellers of a RAAF Caribou at Vung Tau. Landing on rough dirt strips in remote areas of the country causes plenty of damage to the surface of the pr
An RAAF Caribou is being serviced in the foreground of a hangar at Vung Tau base, while in the rear is a US Army Caribou. Above the RAAF aircraft a RAAF flag flies from the front of the hangar.
55714 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Raymond Charles Chandler, engine fitter of Hurstville NSW, (left) 25306 Sergeant (Sgt) Errol John Blackburn, engine fitter (NOC 1/c Shift) of Merrylands, NSW, 3559 Corp
An RAAF Caribou being serviced in the foreground, while in the rear is a US Army Caribou. Above the RAAF aircraft an Australian flag and RAAF flag flies from the front of the hangar at Vung Tau base.
Portrait of 219563 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Allan Ernest Wilcox, electrical fitter of Clayfield, Qld who is dwarfed by the tails of the six RAAF Caribou aircraft lined up at Vung Tau.
218254 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Brian Richards, loadmaster of Merrylands, NSW, supervises the unloading of rocket launchers from a RAAF Caribou at Vung Tau. LAC Richards is an engine fitter by trade
