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South Vietnamese and US troops wait to board a RAAF Caribou at an airstrip near the North Vietnamese border. The RAAF Caribou carry a variety of cargo ranging from food and ammunition, to passengers and livestock.
RAAF loadmasters discuss the next cargo load by the tail of an RAAF Caribou as they wait at Tan Son Nhut airport, Saigon. US Army and South Vietnamese Army men also wait to help load the cargo into t
American servicemen and South Vietnamese troops help load an RAAF Caribou at an airstrip near the border of North Vietnam. The aircraft is unloaded, loaded and take off again as quickly as possible t
Members of the South Vietnamese Army unload a RAAF Caribou at a strip in the south of the country. Stores of food, ammunition, and equipment are eagerly awaited by the Vietnamese troops fighting in i
A RAAF loadmaster 217341 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Kenneth Laurence (Ken) Howard, of Bathurst, NSW, looks out of the tail of a Caribou as it flies over the delta country in South Vietnam. The aircraf
RAAF loadmaster 216116 Corporal (Cpl) Joseph Edward (Joe) Thomas, of Bullaburra NSW (second from left) uses a special slide rule to determine the positioning of the cargo taken on board the Caribou at
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
