The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two Australian advisers with service in four armies meet in the ancient walled city of Hue in northern South Vietnam. They are Captain (Capt) Cliff Brock, right, and Warrant Officer Bill Eade. Capt Brock, 29, from North Adelaide, SA, was born in England served in the Rhodesian Army and British Army, and joined the Australian Army last year. WO1 Eade, 44, from Keswick, SA, was a wartime commando in the British Army and later briefly joined the Canadian Army. He has been in the Australian Army for almost 20 years. Both are now serving with the Australian Army Training Team, Vietnam (AATTV), as advisers with different Vietnamese infantry units.
Faithful Vietnamese soldiers rarely forget their Australian advisers, and here's some pictorial evidence. Warrant Officer Bill Eade, right, served for eighteen months in Vietnam during 1966-1967. His
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
An Australian adviser and a South Vietnamese Battalion commander plan a retraining schedule for their unit. The adviser is Captain Cliff Brock, 29, from North Adelaide, SA, who is serving with the Aus
Hue, South Vietnam. September 1970. In the classroom, Vietnamese students wait for instruction as Warrant Officer Class 1 (WO1) Max Steiger of Healesville, Vic, checks a problem with his Vietnamese co
Hue, South Vietnam. September 1970. Major Nguyen Van Co, Commander of the NTP military hospital, discusses a medical problem with Warrant Officer Class 1 (WO1) Max Steiger of Healesville, Vic. WO1 Ste
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
