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20-1. Real music in the 103 Sig Sqn ORs 'The Bunchers' ex 'The
Pisser' Canteen.
Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-2. ? checking out the Rubber Tree harvesting. Photo supplied by John McNeil
[1966]
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20-3. 103 Sig Sqn going home
L-R David Gordon, Keith Cleanihan, John McNeill, Peter Connor, ?
Photo supplied
by John McNeil [1966]
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20-4. Members of 1ATF including some 103
Sig Sqn members boarding a 'Wallaby Airlines' (RAAF Caribou) to Saigon to
pick up a 'Freedom Bird' back to Australia. Photo
supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-5. Paul Wildes sandbagging at the Horseshoe. Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-6. Setting up at the Horseshoe. Note the AN/PRC-25 VHF Radio
Sets with vehicle speakers. Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-7. Concert at Nui Dat before Luscombe Bowl. Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-8. Concert at Nui Dat before Luscombe Bowl. Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-9. 103 Sig Sqn at 1ALSG, Vung Tau before moving to Nui Dat. Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-10. Back Beach at 1ALSG, Vung Tau. Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-11. L-R
?, John McNeill and Paul Wildes at the Horseshoe. Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-12. John McNeill in his very homely Tent Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-13. Another homely spot L-R
? Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-14. Each unit had its own self taught barber.
L-R
Graham MacKay and David Mynott. Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-15. Guard house at 1ALSG? Photo supplied by John
McNeil [1966]
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20-16. Back Beach, 1ALSG, Vung Tau.
Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-17. Signals Vehicles at 1ALSG, Vung
Tau.
Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-18. 1ALSG, Vung Tau.
Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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20-19. Radio bunker at the Horseshoe.
Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
Note: The sign says ‘Fort Wendy’ and ‘CIA’ - as a lark because
American Engineers were harboured in the Horseshoe at night whilst
rebuilding the road and some bridges between Dat Do and Xuyen Moc.
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20-20. Radio bunker AKA 'CIA at Fort
Wendy' at the
Horseshoe.
Photo supplied by John McNeil [1966]
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