Bronze badges in relief mounted on a wooden plaque. Image details an eagle in flight in front of a pair of crossed swords. Also has the text ' Commander Australian Forces Vietnam' mounted below eagle. vietnam, commander australian forces vietnam, plaque

This item was donated by Pte Gregory William Reid (2786776) who was with the Royal Australian Infantry Corps. He was a National Service personal and he served in Vietnam with the 4th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment from May 1968 to March 1969.Advice on the Rehabilitation of a Soldier for Pte Gregory William Reid. This is a typed list of fourteen things that families and friends may observe in the behaviour of their family/friend upon returning from fighting in Vietnam. This was put out by Australian Forces Vietnam in 1968. See media file for more information.pte gregory william reid, 2796776, royal australian infantry corps, australian national serviceman, 4th battalion, the royal australian regiment, australian forces vietnam, injured person, rehabilitation, nui dat

This is a Technical Instruction to formalise the Map Revision process at the Royal Australian Survey Corps, A Sect 1 Topo Svy Tp, NUI Dat, Vietnam in 1969. This Instruction details the methods to be used to manage the updating of the current theatre mapping to ensure map users are advised of the latest map changes, either additions or deletions from when the original map was produced.11 x foolscap pages of typed text and diagrams, stapled and two hole punched. Paper dis-colouredHand written top right hand corner in red "Sgt Birrell"royal australian survey corps, rasvy, fortuna, army survey regiment, army svy regt, asr, australian force vietnam

Memorabilia of all Australian service elements engaged in Vietnam.Shows collective indication of all Australian Service elements engaged in Vietnam.Shield, Australian Force Vietnam; timber backing with metal artwork of: a border of Australian Corp insignias with a Red Kangaroo insignia being top and centre, South Vietnam colours bannered across world globe with sword vertical up centre.Australian Force Vietnam bannered across bottom of artwork.vietnam, vietnam war, diamond valley vietnam veterans sub branch

1x30 sec video. B/w photos of Private Errol Noack & a loud message stating that there is no Vietnam National Memorial & that there should be one. Also mentions that AC Bob Hepe lost the use of both of his legs in Vietnam. The cassette is contained in its black plastic case with its label.noack collection, noack, errol

Brass plaque on a wood base with details of Australian Vietnam Forces killed in Vietnam. Also listed are the names of seven Australian civilians who died whilst serving in Vietnamnames of those killed in Vietnamplaque, roll of honour, australian vietnam forces

Three page foolscap document sent to relatives of Australian personnel returning from the Vietnam War. This one has the dat of 2nd April 1969 adivisng a wife that her husband will be returning to Australia and that he wll arrive the 3rd April 1969. The information is signed by Maj G.L. Ocker, OC Vietnam Rehabilitation Detachmentvietnam veterans, post-traumatic stress disorder, australian military forces, vietnam rehabilitation detachment, nui dat, 1st australian task force, phuoc tuy province chief's wife, baria, idiosyncrasies

White board with black print. A letter printed for general viewing. It describes with some humour, what family and friends can expect from the returned soldier. See media file for more information.To our wives and the general public, this is to inform you that during the month of November, 1969, your husband/son/uncle/lover/cousin/nephew/mate/fiance/pet/old friend/brother ........having completed an arduous tour in the Republic of Vietnam, will be returning home to Australai (RTA).9 rar, letter, poster, information board, australian force headquarters

Was given to commemorate the homecoming of the Vietnam War Vets, as there was no formal welcome home at the actual end of the Vietnam War. This group of veterans were the first group to be not given a formal welcome parade at the end of their service. This parade occurred 25 years after the Vietnam War, and signified the changed attitudes around the services performed by these men. This plaque commemorates the welcome home parade for all Vietnam Veterans 25 years after the war finished. It was intended to show the appreciation and good will of the Australian people in stark contrast to the bad feelings demonstrated to Servicemen an d women on their initial returns.Plaque commemorating the Vietnam Veterans Welcome Home Parade in Sydney 1987. Image shows a map of Australia, with the Australian Flag visible. Text reads ' Vietnam Veterans Parade Sydney 1987. Australian Vietnam Forces.'VIETNAM VETERANS PARADE/ SYDNEY 1987/ AUSTRALIAN VIETNAM FORCESvietnam, vietnam war, sydney, australian vietnam forces, vietnam veterans parade sydney 1987

A book containing the Photograph History of the Dedication Weekend in Canberrabook, australian vietnam forces national memorial, cerberus collection

This book records the historic events that took place over the weekend 2-5 October 1992, when the memorial was dedicated, and the activities surrounding it.australian vietnam forces national memorial, welcome home, canberra, the hon paul keating, prime minister, john methven, normie rowe

A booklet with a black cardboard cover with a gold coloured Australian Military Forces Insignia at the top. In a square with a white edge are the details of the event. Tho booklet is held together with two metal staples.battle of coral-balmoral, australian vietnam forces national memorial

Programme of events for the weekend reunion.australian vietnam forces, national reunion - sydney 87

Storyboard on Jim Archbold MM (Military Medal), Military Policeman, Nui Dat, vung Tau, February 1968 - January 1969, Service Number 3790920, Australian Forces Vietnam Provost Unitstoryboard, behind the wire, military medal, jim archbold, nui dat, vung tau, australian forces vietnam provost unit

Denis Gibbons (1937 – 2011) Trained with the Australian Army, before travelling to Vietnam in January 1966, Denis stayed with the 1st Australian Task Force in Nui Dat working as a photographer. For almost five years Gibbons toured with nine Australian infantry battalions, posting compelling war images from within many combat zones before being flown out in late November 1970 after sustaining injuries. The images held within the National Vietnam Veterans Museum make up the Gibbons Collection. A black and white photograph of the regimentation, discipline and order required of a prisoner, in his cell, when confined to Australian Forces Vietnam Detention Barack located at the First Australian Logistic Support Base, Vung Tauphotograph, detention barrack, 1st alsg base, vung tau, military police, gibbons collection catalogue, prisoners, australian forces vietnam detention barack, denis gibbons

A coloured photograph of Jim Archbold MM (Military Medal), Military Policeman, Nui Dat, Vung Tau, February 1968 - January 1969, Service Number 3790920, Australian Forces Vietnam Provost Unitphotograph, behind the wire, jim archbold, military medal, nui dat, vung tau, australian forces vietnam provost unit

Unframed photo of WO1 Tex Charles at HQ Australian Forces, Vietnam seeking directions from a Vietnamese Policeman. WO1 Charles is riding the only 2 wheeled Australian Army Vehicle - a 150cc Vespa ScooterAWM/CUN/70/0737/VNhq australian forces vietnam, wo! charles, vespa scooter

Power's bitter Australian Vietnam Forces National Memorial Canberra. Stubby holder with Clearance Diver emblem. PVC pipe with polystyrene liningPower's Bitter Australian Vietnam Forces National Memorial Canberrabeer can, australian vietnam forces, national memorial canberra 1992

Wooden shield with map of Australia, sydney Harvour Bridge and Vietnam Service Medals on top of Australian Flag "Australian Vietnam Forces"Australian Vietnam Forcesplaque, vietnam veterans parade

A memo sent to relatives of Australian personnel returning from the Vietnam War. This is an original document and is typed in capital letters. See media files for more information.memo, veterans

Red, blue and white can - Poers Big Red Bitter Ale. Kangaroo bounding on front. Australian Vietnam Forces National Memorial Canberra 1992 on back.Power's Big Red Bitter Ale, Australian Vietnam Forces National Memorial Canberra 1992beer can, australian vietnam forces national memorial, national memorial canberra 1992

Red, blue and white can - Power's Big Red Bitter Ale. Kangaroo bounding on front. Australian Vietnam Forces National Memorial Canberra 1992 on the backPower's Big Red Bitter Ale. Australian Vietnam Forces National Memorial Canberra 1992beer can, australian vietnam forces, national memorial canberra 1992

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Document printed on pink background outlining nine rules for appropriate conduct of all members of Australian Army Forces serving in Vietnam." Issued to all Australian servicemen in Vietnam, the soldier's rules of conduct reflect the war's diplomatic significance for the Australian government." Rules include '1 Remember we are here to help;we make no demands and seek no special treatment." advice given includes: "Don't let your behaviour be a propaganda weapon which helps in any way to destroy Vietnam."rules, conduct, propaganda, aattv