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Rest and recreation Audio

  • Touring South Vietnam - Jim Carson (part 2)
  • Touring South Vietnam - Jim Carson (part 1)
  • Trips to the beach - Avis Wilkes
  • The hospital trolley - interview with Avis Wilkes
  • Attitudes toward Red Cross - Avis Wilkes
  • Nights out in Vung Tau - Avis Wilkes
  • Australian Forces Radio Programme - Avis Wilkes
  • Security in Qui Nhon - Peter Skidmore
  • Happy Hour - Ken Treanor
  • Bartering for crossbow - Ken Treanor
  • Haircut at Montagnard village - Ken Treanor
  • Performing in Vietnam - Dinah Lee
  • The Kiwi Club - Trevor Doel

Related Media

  • Presentation of a plaque to Kiwi Club, 1972
  • Jim Ellis at Nui Dat, 1970
  • Hockey team at Papakura Military Camp
  • Whisky-A-Go-Go bar at Nui Dat
  • V5 Company on operations, 1971
  • RW Urwin (left) getting his hair cut, circa 1968-1969
  • Chris Stock, Fred King and Lewis Pagan at Tan Son Nhut airbase, Saigon, 1970
  • Phil Hollingsworth and G. D. Stevenson off duty at Nui Dat, 1967
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• 3 videos
• 13 audio

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