The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An aerial view of the two villas occupied by the RAAF in the town of Vung Tau, near the air base. At the left is the French Colonial style villa recently acquired for officers’ quarters, and at the right the airmen’s and Non Commissioned Officers’ quarters, in a motel style villa. Both these villas now have messing and recreational facilities and open-air films are shown most nights in the airmen’s’ villa.
A policeman wearing a white uniform, watches over the villa on the beach front at Vung Tau, where the RAAF men live. The shady courtyard is flanked on three sides by the motel-style living units. Th
An essential part of the RAAF force at Vung Tau, a linguist interviews one of the Vietnamese civilians working in the RAAF hangar at the base. He is 4230 Sergeant (Sgt) Robert John (Bob) Palmer, of L
RAAF officers relax in the garden of their quarters at Villa Anna at Vung Tau, South Vietnam.
Vung Tau, Vietnam, 1967-01. An open drain littered with garbage near the Villa Anna, the quarters occupied by RAAF officers in Vung Tau. The drain and its rubbish attracted rats and flies and provided
17507 Corporal (Cpl) John Robert Bates, radio technician of Waitara, NSW (left) studies a wiring diagram of a radio component of a Caribou with his opposite number in the US Army, SP4 Joe Johnson of P
217045 Corporal (Cpl) Cecil Henry (Cec) Robinson, radio technician, of Peakhurst, NSW (right) studies a wiring diagram of a radio component of a Caribou with his opposite number in the US Army, SP4 To
