The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 vegetable garden. He is seen with WO1 Bill Eade, left; one of the rare ocasions when two men of the Provost Corps, Australian Army Training Team in Vietnam (AATTV) are together. WO1 Addington is based at Phu Thu, in northern South Vietnam, and WO1 Eade is now based out of Da Nang, further south in Military Region 1. It's also another cop for ARMYCAMERA in the hands of Sergeant Mike Jones.
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
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
It's the world's biggest 'rifle', and that's an Australian giving instructions on how to strip the weapon. The 'rifle' is a 106mm recoiless rifle. The instructor, Warrant Officer Barry Long, 35, from
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 Br
It's an unusual task for Warrant Officer Max Steiger as he teaches two Vietnamese medics the basics of medical vocabulary, in English. WO1 Steiger is the Australian Army Training Team (AATTV) adviser
Gio Linh, South Vietnam. 1969-04-25. Warrant Officer Class 1 (WO1) Jim Geedrick, an Indigenous soldier from Rockhampton, Qld, raises the Australian flag over a South Vietnamese government outpost near
