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Home Fires Burning - National Vietnam Veterans Museum
A new, permanent installation of Home Fires Burning: New Zealand's Vietnam War is on now on show at the Australian National Vietnam Veterans Museum, Victoria.
Home Fires Burning - Papakura Museum
To mark the end of the Vietnam War Oral History Project an exhibition exploring New Zealand's involvement in the Vietnam War was held at Papakura Museum in Auckland, April-June 2012.
Pioneer who destroyed a long drop
This is the tale of the W3 Assault Pioneer who destroyed a Nui Dat 'long drop' toilet with a grenade. Pioneers were infantry field engineers, considered very capable around tools, using explosives, and when doing field engineering tasks.
Pioneer who destroyed a long drop
This is the tale of the W3 Assault Pioneer who destroyed a Nui Dat 'long drop' toilet with a grenade. Pioneers were infantry field engineers, considered very capable around tools, using explosives, and when doing field engineering tasks.
Pioneer who destroyed a long drop
This is the tale of the W3 Assault Pioneer who destroyed a Nui Dat 'long drop' toilet with a grenade. Pioneers were infantry field engineers, considered very capable around tools, using explosives, and when doing field engineering tasks.
2RAR were thought of as a dull battalion, without imagination, and since lacking in original thought were likely to follow the textbook slavishly. Here's an example of that 'textbook' mentality.
2RAR were thought of as a dull battalion, without imagination, and since lacking in original thought were likely to follow the textbook slavishly. Here's an example of that 'textbook' mentality.
'Life is as hard as you make it' - Ruka Hudson
Triumph or recovery from tragedy can both make a hero, but Opotiki identity Ruka Hudson qualifies on both counts.