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National Vietnam Veterans Museum (NVVM)Functional Object - Suitcase That Belonged to Errol Noack
... ...4717477...This collection was donated by Walter Noack (Errol's father) via Pte Grant Wynward Collins (4717477)...This collection was donated by Walter Noack (Errol's father) via Pte Grant Wynward Collins (4717477) Noack Collection Pte Errol Wayne Noack 4717546 Australian National Serviceman Operation Hardihood Royal Australian Infantry Corps 5th Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment Killed in Action Pte Grant Wynward Collins 4717477 A suitcase which the personal effects of Errol Noack were kept in this suitcase by his parents and later donated to the NVVM by Walter Noack (Errol's father) via Grant Collins The suitcase is made of brown leather and wood. ...Pte Errol Wayne Noack (4717546) was a 21 year old Australian Army Private who was the first Australian National Service conscript to be killed in the Vietnam War, only ten days after he arrived in South Vietnam unit during Operation Hardihood after being mistaken for a Vietcong. He was with the Royal Australian Infantry Corps and served with the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment from the 12th to the 24th May 1966. His body was repatriated for a full military funeral. His death caused many protests. This collection was donated by Walter Noack (Errol's father) via Pte Grant Wynward Collins (4717477)The suitcase is made of brown leather and wood. It features two metal locks on a side and a metal handle.A suitcase which the personal effects of Errol Noack were kept in this suitcase by his parents and later donated to the NVVM by Walter Noack (Errol's father) via Grant Collinsnoack collection, pte errol wayne noack, 4717546, australian national serviceman, operation hardihood, royal australian infantry corps, 5th battalion, the royal australian regiment, killed in action, pte grant wynward collins, 4717477 -
National Vietnam Veterans Museum (NVVM)Medal - Replica Service Medals posthumously awarded to Private Errol Wayne Noack
... ...4717477...This collection was donated by Walter Noack (Errol's father) via Pte Grant Wynward Collins (4717477)...This collection was donated by Walter Noack (Errol's father) via Pte Grant Wynward Collins (4717477) Noack Collection Pte Errol Wayne Noack 4717546 Australian National Serviceman Killed in Action Operation Hardihood Royal Australian Infantry Corps 5th Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment Replica Medals Posthumously Pte Grant Wynward Collins 4717477 The left medal has texts: "ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA REGINA E.D.". ...Pte Errol Wayne Noack (4717546) was a 21 year old Australian Army Private who was the first Australian National Service conscript to be killed in the Vietnam War, only ten days after he arrived in South Vietnam unit during Operation Hardihood after being mistaken for a Vietcong. He was with the Royal Australian Infantry Corps and served with the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment from the 12th to the 24th May 1966. His body was repatriated for a full military funeral. His death caused many protests. This collection was donated by Walter Noack (Errol's father) via Pte Grant Wynward Collins (4717477)The two medals are pinned on dark blue background that has a house shape which stands on a white base. The left medal has dark blue, red, yellow and blue stripes and a golden coin of Elizabeth II. The right medal has white and green ribbon and 6 pointed stars with white colour on top of golden colour.The left medal has texts: "ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA REGINA E.D.". The right medal has text "1960".noack collection, pte errol wayne noack, 4717546, australian national serviceman, killed in action, operation hardihood, royal australian infantry corps, 5th battalion, the royal australian regiment, replica medals, posthumously, pte grant wynward collins, 4717477
