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- Bartering for crossbow - Ken Treanor
- Teaching English - Ken Treanor
- Teaching English - Ken Treanor
- Teaching English - Ken Treanor
- Haircut at Montagnard village - Ken Treanor
- Haircut at Montagnard village - Ken Treanor
- Haircut at Montagnard village - Ken Treanor
- Haircut at Montagnard village - Ken Treanor
Tales from the dark side of Victor 3 - Part 3
This is the third in an occasional series of tales relating to Victor 3 Company's tour. It is recorded in my 'battle diary'. The names have been changed to protect the guilty.
Tales from the dark side of Victor 3 - Part 2
Reprinted with the kind permission of W. L. ‘Shotgun' Perry
Tales from the dark side of Victor 3 - Part 1
In the interests of preserving our history and with the kind permission of the author who wishes to remain nameless (but who lives only a hop, skip and a jump from me) I am reproducing a story which first appeared in the Pipiwharauroa newspaper, November 2008 under the byline 'More action
Tales from the dark side of Victor 3 - Part 1
In the interests of preserving our history and with the kind permission of the author who wishes to remain nameless (but who lives only a hop, skip and a jump from me) I am reproducing a story which first appeared in the Pipiwharauroa newspaper, November 2008 under the byline 'More action
Tales from the dark side of Victor 3 - Ross Miller
Ross Miller served in Vietnam as a platoon commander with V3 Company, 4RAR/NZ (ANZAC) Battalion.
Journey to health - memoir of Dennis Griffin
There are two reasons why I am alive today. The relationship I have with God and my wife. Without her I would have committed suicide many years ago as I grappled with the rejection by my country because I was a combat soldier in Vietnam.
Journey to health - memoir of Dennis Griffin
There are two reasons why I am alive today. The relationship I have with God and my wife. Without her I would have committed suicide many years ago as I grappled with the rejection by my country because I was a combat soldier in Vietnam.
Journey to health - memoir of Dennis Griffin
There are two reasons why I am alive today. The relationship I have with God and my wife. Without her I would have committed suicide many years ago as I grappled with the rejection by my country because I was a combat soldier in Vietnam.