The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A RAAF crew at Vung Tau pose in front of their aircraft in the early morning before taking off for a typical 10 hour day delivering cargo and passengers in South Vietnam. Identified left to right: 313351 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Noel Peter Brown, assistant loadmaster of Warrnambool, Vic; 54101 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) George Godfrey, pilot of Collie WA; 216946 LAC Ronald Samuel (Ron) Workman, loadmaster of Wagga Wagga, NSW; and 219751 LAC Henry Harcourt (Harry) Stephens, loadmaster of York WA.
RAAF loadmaster 216946 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Ronald Samuel (Ron) Workman, of Wagga Wagga, NSW, gives a wounded Vietnamese soldier a smoke as he waits for the aircraft to be loaded and taken to Sai
An RAAF Caribou aircrew returns to Vung Tau after a ten hour day, which took them to nine different landing zones in the Mekong Delta area. Cargo carried during the day ranged from rice and other foo
A RAAF Caribou crew walk away from their aircraft after a long day’s flight, carrying cargo to air strips in the area north of Vung Tau. They are carrying their arms which are an essential part of th
Two RAAF technicians and a US Army man who were among the group of men responsible for the recent successful recovery of a damaged Caribou from a delta airstrip, near where the Viet Cong (VC) forces w
The crew of a RAAF Caribou transport are welcomed at an airstrip in South Vietnam by members of the South Vietnamese Army, for whom they have brought food and ammunition. The strip is in the delta co
US Army fitter watches as three RAAF airframe fitters repair a damaged mainplane of a Caribou at Vung Tau. The aircraft had been recovered after being damaged on landing on a strip in the Mekong Delt
