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Australian veteran Don Greentree retired years ago as a prison officer working in a prison holding the criminally insane. His Vietnam War experience more than prepared him for that stressful

ANZAC Round is always special for Gold Coast Titans strapper Darrell Madge.

National Servicemen’s Day was marked on Monday, when hundreds of thousands of Australian men who served our nation through compulsory military service after World Wa...

US troops in Vietnam. AP Australia and New Zealand were two of the few US allies who sent troops to fight in the Vietnam War. They sent their top

Vicious gunfire erupted in the nearby jungle as Little Pattie stood on stage singing for Australian troops. Struggling to be heard above deafening explosions, the brave 17-year-old tried to keep going. But it rapidly became clear that something very bad was unfolding just a few kilometres down the road.

An update on current progress and a request to my fans from Australia and New Zealand.

Several years ago, Normie Rowe was called to Perth for a television pilot, being produced by Johnny Young, with a script I’d written.

Mourners were asked to wear sequins at the service in the Magnolia Chapel of the Macquarie Park Crematorium on Thursday and many followed the request.

Vietnam veterans who arent covered by a compensation package are still suffering.

Description Extensive coverage of Minister for the Army Mr Phillip Lynch during his visit to Australian units in South Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore. Mr Lynch spent five days in South Vietnam accompanied by Mrs Lynch and the Army secretary Mr Bruce White. Shows the arrival at Ton Son Nhut airport Saigon. Views of Saigon including the Presidential Palace and the Headquarters of the Free World Military Assistance Organisation. Visit to Bien Hoa greeted by a guard of honour of t...