These items were donated by Aircraftman David Norman Ogg (A111700) who served in the RAAF. He served with the Base Squadron Ubon from August 1967 to August 1968..1 = sepia photograph of David Norman Ogg, RAAF Aircraftman, in uniform with cap and medals, post-Vietnam .2 = colour photograph of David Norman Ogg in flying suit with helmet, beside aircraft in Vietnam. .3 = a USB stick with photos of aeroplanes flying and landing (NVVM Ref: Personal Photo Collections)aircraftman david norman ogg, a111700, raaf, base squadron ubon, photographs, usb stick

This item was donated by Leading Aircraftman Gordon William Garbutt (A112675) who was with the Royal Australian Air Force as a Motor Transport Fitter (Grade 1) and served in Vietnam with Base Squadron Ubon from May 1967 to August 1968 and No 1 Operational Support Unit from November 1969 to June 1970.TG7B, Metal, plastic, electromechanical typewriter to send and receive typed messages,Teletype/ Manufactured by Teletype Corporation, Chigago USAsignals, raaf operations support, teletype printer, leading aircraftman gordon william garbutt, a112675, base squadron ubon, no. 1 operational support unit

Associated with Leading Aircraftman Gordon William Garbutt, Service no: A112675, who served as a Motor Transport Fitter (Grade 1) at Base Squadron Ubon 1967-68, and No.1 Operational Support Unit in Vietnam 1969-70.Royal Australian Air Force blue peaked cap ( size 58) with black woven hat band and black patent leather chin strap secured by RAAF buttons. The sweatband is brown vinyl and the inside of the cap is lined with dark blue polyester and plastic. Warrant Officer badge on front has gold eagle above gold feathers, topped by a black and red crown.garbutt, g w garbutt, raaf, uniform, warrant officer, cap, hat

This item was worn by Reverend George Ashworth, Service No:O315515, who served as a Chaplain with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) at Base Squadron Ubon in Thailand and Vung Tau in Vietnam with RAAF Transport Flight Vietnam, 1965-66.A white detachable plastic collar with black taffeta dicky shirt front attached to the collar and secured around the middle by a band of elastic with fastening button and loop at the back.robes, vietnam, geelong rsl, ashworth, chaplain raaf, 1965 - 1966, cleric, reverend, chaplain, george ashworth

This item was worn by Reverend George Ashworth, Service No:O315515, who served as a Chaplain with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) at Base Squadron Ubon in Thailand and Vung Tau in Vietnam with RAAF Transport Flight Vietnam, 1965-66.Blue braided cord with tassels at ends used to tie clerical robes. The official colour for the Chaplain Corps is sometimes noted as blue representing the heavens. priest, vietnam, robes, ashworth, chaplain, cleric

This item was worn by Reverend George Ashworth, Service No:O315515, who served as a Chaplain with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) at Base Squadron Ubon in Thailand and Vung Tau in Vietnam with RAAF Transport Flight Vietnam, 1965-66.Blue gabardine (cotton) robe. Pintucked shoulders. Bat wing sleeve. Full length. No buttons.clergy, ecclsiastic, priest robes, chaplain, ashworth, cleric, george ashworth

Item worn by Corporal Fred Barber, Air Defence Guard (ADG) royal Australian Air Force, who served at Base Squadron Ubon 1967-8 and with No.1 Operational Support Unit 1971-2. Air Defence Guards were responsible for protecting RAAF assets. During the war in Vietnam, many also served as door gunners on UH-1 Iroquois helicopters with RAAF no. 9 Squadron.Khaki mesh and cloth pilot's vest with five pockets on front, fastened with domes - various sizes. Two pockets on front are fastened with zips. Vest is fastened with zipper down front, three pockets fastened with domes at side of back, and one large pocket on back has a velcro fastenerVest - Survival mesh net. Size medium - Rest of label too faint to read. "Barber" written in black textavest, survival, raaf, adg, barber,