The study into the Grampians Puma was undertaken by John A. Henry to settle the question of the existence of a puma population in the mountains. People who believe they have sighted a puma, or have sighted other evidence, were interviewed. The study also looked into records relating to the potential of USA army personal leaving a mascot in the grampians. Also see cat no 14012 - Pumas in the Grampians Mountains: A compelling Case?: An up-dated Report of the Deakin Puma StudyWhite A4 pages laser printed pages related to a study conducted on the possibility of a Grampians Puma (Felis concolor) populations. Australian Animal Foklore Collectionaustralian animal folklore collection, john a henry, john henry, maurice hornocker, grampians, geranium springs, puma, felis concor, mt bepcha, scats, us army, peter morris, hans brunner, mt gambier, raaf, ernst wieher, ellis tucker, halls gap, peter dryden, geoff riddle, snow astbury, robert hiatt, tom schubert, trevor clark, dick saligari, ted saligari, terry zerbst, brian warren, gary middleton, barry henderson, morrie lawson, bill hower, michael harrison, ray kerris, robert east, terry rethus, dougal shilcock, garth rees, ilka rees, harry shrive, ellis tucker, american airmen, mascot, billywing range, sandy mackirdy, mark johnson, john morris, des paulson, feral cat, roses gap, paula odare, gaye beveridge, donald macarthur, karen jeffery, plaster casts, terry rethus, tom schubert, victoria valley, mt talbot, fox, john spencer, ivan bother, neal bother, evan macklay, harry shrive, bill hower, michael harrsion, norma harrison, ellis tucker, gary middleton, barry henderson, joy potter, les becker, john ryan, cam anderson, richardson, shirley farrant, adinsall, max xharles, margaret hurley, linda crawford, don anderson, paddy hynes, barry bell, neal boethe, mark johnson, victoria point, david hamilton, wally smith, mythical, myth, folklore

The No 9 Squadron, RAAF, Airmen's Club at RAAF Base Vung Tau, Vietnam was colloquially known as the Ettamogah Hotel. It was a place where Australian airmen gathered, and events like concerts by the ABC Showband were staged. Corporal John 'Snow' Coughlan served in No. 9 Squadron, Vietnam, from 25th April 1967 until 23rd April 1968. He was awarded the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal because he went to the assistance of American airmen twice after their gunship helicopters crashed into dense jungle inside enemy-held territory. On both occasions, Snow volunteered to be winched to the rescue of the badly injured crew despite flames and shooting.Engraved pewter drinking tankard."Ettamogah Club" / RAAF Vung Tau, Vietnam/ Snow Coughlan 1967-1968souvenir, mug, drinking, ettamogah club, raaf, vung tau, instrument fitter, a220788, no 9 sqn, conspicuous gallantry medal, coughlan, snow coughlan, john coughlan