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Two Australian advisers check the progress of a new well in a village in northern South Vietnam. They are Captain (Capt) Doug Tear, 33, left, from Wembley Downs, WA, and Warrant Officer Bert Addington, 46, from Macedon, Vic. Both are serving with the Australian Army Training Team in Vietnam (AATTV) and are based at Phu Thu District, only a few miles south of the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ). Capt Tear, soon to return to Australia, is the only Australian district senior adviser in Vietnam.
An Australian adviser discusses anti guerilla tactics with a South Vietnamese Popular Force Leader. The adviser, Captain Doug Tea, 33, from Wembley Downs, WA, is serving with the Australian Army Train
As any Vietnamese veteran will tell you, a hobby helps to make your tour pass more quickly. It so happens that gardening is Warrant Officer 1 (WO1) Bert Addington's hobby, and that's the birth of a ve
Quang Tri, South Vietnam. September 1970. Sharing a break in operations in the shadow of a Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) Dustoff helicopter, are two US crew commanders and an Australian Army Training Team
SOUTH VIETNAM. SEPTEMBER 1970. MEDEVAC HELICOPTER OFFLOADS SOLDIER PATIENTS AT THE UNITED STATES ARMY'S I8TH SURGICAL HOSPITAL OUTSIDE QUANG TRI IN THE NORTHERN MOST PROVINCE. THE HELICOPTERS ARE FLOW
The Minister for the Army, Andrew Peacock, talks with Captain Windsor Tear of Wembley Downs, WA (right), and WO2 Don Killion of Healsville, Vic, over a beer at Australia House, Headquarters of the Aus
Quang Tri, South Vietnam. September 1970. Warrant Officer Class 1 (WO1) Brian Lawrance of Palmyra, WA (left), a medical advisor with the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (AATTV), speaks with two
