The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The RAAF adjutant at Vung Tau, 39985 Flight Lieutenant (Flt Lt) John Phillips Campigili, RAAF adjutant of Mt Waverley, Vic, gets a cholera injection from RAAF medical orderly, 14734 Sergeant (Sgt) John William Brady, of Stafford, Brisbane. They are watched by US Army medical orderly Private First Class (PFC) Dick Kelsey, of New York. The medical care of the RAAF men is entrusted to the US Army, but the RAAF orderly acts as a permanent medical assistant for the Australians at Vung Tau.
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
55978 Corporal (Cpl) John Thomas Cameron, airfield defence instructor, of Kalgoorlie, WA shows a Vietnamese soldier his American M14 automatic weapon on the rifle range near Vung Tau. The RAAF men ha
14734 Sergeant (Sgt) John William Brady, RAAF medical orderly, of Stafford, Qld, looks after two wounded Australian soldiers during this week¿s flight from Vietnam. The soldiers were among the nine c
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
An irregular Vietnamese soldier tries out a US Army automatic weapon, dubbed a ‘grease gun’ by the troops, during a RAAF practice shoot at the rifle range at Vung Tau. 310724 Flight Sergeant (Flt Sgt
A crowded corner of the hangar used by the RAAF at Vung Tau. In this section are stored spare engines for the Caribou. The aircraft in the background is a US Army Caribou being repaired in the other
