Headlines front page. "Red tanks in action - base lost" - an American Special forces Camp near Khe Sanh Four chain themselves to barracks. Melbourne to stop an intake of service men. Page 3 Now it's recruit Normie Rone Norman John 3793130newspaper, american special forces, khe sanh, battle of, 1968, normie rowe

This item commemorates the conflict in Vietnam. It was recorded by pop star National Serviceman Normie Rowe and released at the time of the Welcome Home Parade in 1987 as a fundraiser. Vinyl 45 rpm record with yellow label. Black and white cardboard sleeve has image of singer Normie Rowe in a helmet during his service with 3rd Cavalry Regiment of the Royal Australian Armoured Corps in Vietnam, in 1969. Reverse has casual image of him and titles of tracks. Normie has signed the cover. Shield-shaped emblem of the Welcome Home Parade is in top right corner.Side 1: Somewhere Tonight. Side 2: Help Yourselves to Each Other.normie rowe, l/cpl normie rowe, entertainment, 3793130, rowe, 3rd cavalry

This item was donated by Signalman Edward John Hawkins (1200907) who was with the Royal Australian Corps of Signals. He served in Vietnam with 503 Signal Troop from May 167 to November 1967 and 110 Signal Squadron from November 1967 to February 1968.Contains a laminated copy of an email from Normie Rowe, AM to John Pritchard, who then forwarded it to Ted (Blue) and Julie Hawkins. See media file for more information. signalman edward john hawkins, 1200907, royal australian corps of signals, 503 signal troop, 110 signal squadron, l/cpl norman john rowe, l/cp normie rowe, 3793130, australian national serviceman, royal australian armoured corps, a squadron, b squadron, 3rd cavalry regiment, member of the order of australia, am, 1 apc sqn, 1 apc troop, australian task force, 9 squadron raaf