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- Refugee story - George Gordon
- Refugee story - George Gordon
- Refugee story - George Gordon
- Refugee story - George Gordon
- Air strike mission in Vietnam - audio extract
- Air strike mission in Vietnam - audio extract
- Australian Forces Radio Programme - Avis Wilkes
- Australian Forces Radio Programme - Avis Wilkes
I was an infantry medic with the First Cavalry in Vietnam and Cambodia in 1970.
I was born in 1968 when life was totally influenced by the terrible war. My parents were both doctors in the hospital. They said everything seemed to be very difficult at that time. They had to mange how to take care of their children and also their work in the hospital.
I was born in 1968 when life was totally influenced by the terrible war. My parents were both doctors in the hospital. They said everything seemed to be very difficult at that time. They had to mange how to take care of their children and also their work in the hospital.
Pat Nuku served with Whiskey Company in Vietnam, 1967-1968. The following poem is about the discrepancy surrounding the titles of the first New Zealand infantry companies deployed to Vietnam.
Pat Nuku served with Whiskey Company in Vietnam, 1967-1968. The following poem is about the discrepancy surrounding the titles of the first New Zealand infantry companies deployed to Vietnam.
Keeping the Home Fires Burning
I was posted to 1RNZIR in January 1970 as the Postal Orderly.
Ko Tahi Tatau - 3 Platoon V5 Company
I was Ruka Hudson's platoon commander when he was badly injured on 25 July 1970.
Ko Tahi Tatau - 3 Platoon V5 Company
I was Ruka Hudson's platoon commander when he was badly injured on 25 July 1970.