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Photograph CUN/71/0188/VN Vietnam, 1962-1975This local laundry shop on the outskirts of Baria, has made full use of flattened beer cans to construct the wall of the shop and provide the sign outside the shop.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The walls for this small religious shrine were made from flattened beer cans.
This local laundry shop on the outskirts of Baria, has made full use of flattened beer cans to construct the wall of the shop and provide the sign outside the shop.

Empty beer cans pressed into sheet metal provided a colourful wall for this shop in Baria, a few miles from the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) base at Nui Dat.

A differential from a truck, artillery shell cases and the base of rifle grenades have all been used to erect this religious shrine outside a home in Baria, capital of Phuoc Tuy Province.

A large group of soldiers enjoying their Christmas dinner, including cans of Victoria Bitter (VB) beer. The meals were served to them by senior Non-Commissioned Officer (NCOs) and the Commander of the

Baria, South Vietnam. October 1970. Housing blocks like these are being built by Australian engineers in Phuoc Tuy Province. Fifty buildings, each with ten home units, are planned to provide married q

A large group of soldiers seated, some eating and some ready for their Christmas dinner to be served to them by senior Non-Commissioned Officer (NCOs). The meals were prepared by cooks with the Austra
