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This document was taken from the body of a Viet Cong runner who was ambushed by a clearing patrol around the Bn Base in December 1968.
A small propaganda flyer. Both sides have the heading "Xuan Ve Trong Trai Tu Binh", a black and white photograph of two men; one in a helmet is smiling at the camera, and the other is looking downwards. All text is in Vietnamese.
In this poignant story, Dr. R. G. Wyllie, an Australian physician who worked as a volunteer in Vietnam for six months, relates his experience and tells the truth of Viet Cong terrorism as he actually saw it.
viet cong terror, terrorism - vietnam, dr. r. g. wyllie, australian physician, baker medical research institute, alfred hospital, melbourne, lockwood graham keith, graham lockwood, 3123358, major graham lockwood, royal australian infantry corps, queensland university regiment, citizens military forces (cmf), 9th battalion, the royal australian regiment
In this poignant story, Dr. R.G. Wyllie, an Australian physician who worked as a volunteer in Vietnam for six months, relates his experiences and tells the truth of Viet Cong terrorism as he actually saw it,
viet cong terror, terrorism - vietnam, dr. r. g. wyllie, australian physician, baker medical research institute, alfred hospital, melbourne, lockwood graham keith, graham lockwood, 3123358, major graham lockwood, royal australian infantry corps, queensland university regiment, citizens military forces (cmf), 9th battalion, the royal australian regiment
This document was taken from the body of a Viet Cong runner who was ambushed by a clearing patrol around the Bn Base in December 1968.
On A5 size paper there is a black and white photograph of a Vietnamese male with the name Trung-Ta Phan Mau beside it. The text of the flyer is in Vietnamese. On the reverse side the information is also in Vietnamese and it is dated 25/5/1968 and signed. Left of the signature reads DV342AH50368
propaganda, viet cong, 9 rar, lockwood graham keith, 3123358, major graham lockwood, royal australian infantry corps, queensland university regiment, citizens military forces (cmf), the royal australian regiment
This document was taken from the body of a Viet Cong runner who was ambushed by a clearing patrol around the Bn Base in December 1968.
A folded propaganda flyer. On the front are two black sketches with information in Vietnamese under each of them. On the reverse of the front is a musical chart with a heading of Ken Xung Tran. The inside of the flyer is written in Vietnamese.
propaganda, viet cong, 9 rar, lockwood graham keith, 3123358, major graham lockwood, royal australian infantry corps, queensland university regiment, citizens military forces (cmf), the royal australian regiment
This document was taken from the body of a Viet Cong runner who was ambushed by a clearing patrol around the Bn Base in December 1968.
A small propaganda flyer. On one side with the heading "Long Nhan Dao Tren Chien Truong" On the left hand side there is a black and white photograph of a soldier and two children. On the reverse side there is a black and white photograph of two soldiers and the information is to the right of the photograph is also in Vietnamese.
propaganda, viet cong, 9 rar, lockwood graham keith, 3123358, major graham lockwood, royal australian infantry corps, queensland university regiment, citizens military forces (cmf), the royal australian regiment
This document was taken from the body of a Viet Cong runner who was ambushed by a clearing patrol around the Bn Base in December 1968.
A small propaganda flyer. On one side with a black background is a sketch of a soldier holding his weapon with a question mark beside him. Above the photograph is writing in Vietnamese. On the revere side of the flyer all the information is in Vietnamese.
propaganda, viet cong, 9 rar, lockwood graham keith, 3123358, major graham lockwood, royal australian infantry corps, queensland university regiment, citizens military forces (cmf), the royal australian regiment
This document was taken from the body of a Viet Cong runner who was ambushed by a clearing patrol around the Bn Base in December 1968.
A small propaganda flyer. On one side is the heading "Cung Chung Ly Tuong", under which is Vietnamese text. On the right hand side is a black and white photograph of two soldiers standing. On the reverse side is a photograph of two soldiers using telephones, with Vietnamese text to the right.
propaganda, viet cong, 9 rar, lockwood graham keith, 3123358, major graham lockwood, royal australian infantry corps, queensland university regiment, citizens military forces (cmf), the royal australian regiment
