Album 1 - 110 Signal Squadron
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 1-1. Unloading Radio Relay at the Horseshoe. Photo supplied by John Buxton [1970] |
 1-2. AUSTCAN Transmitter Station Sign at Vung Tau. Nickname 'Tieng Noi Uc' (Voice of Australia). Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
 1-3. Entertainer on stage at 1ALSG, Vung Tau. Photo supplied by John Buxton [1970] |
 1-4. Deployment Troop, 110 Signal Squadron (Force Signals) setting up at FSPB Bond to provide the Rear Link for 104 Signal Squadron (Task Force Signals). Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] Note the AN/TRC-24 Antenna and the Shelter (AN/MRC-69) being dug in. |
1-5. 104 Sig Sqn COMCEN ACV '85C' at FSPB Bond. Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
 1-6. Horizontal Log Periodic Antenna (LPA) at Nui Dat in early 1970. Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
 1-7. The Horseshoe. Photo supplied by John Buxton [1970] |
 1-8. AN/MRC-69 Radio Relay Shelter at the Horseshoe. Photo supplied by John Buxton [1970] |
 1-9. Tape decks and LP at Armed Forces Vung Tau (AFVT) Radio Station. Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
 1-10. Strong point with a 50cal Machine Gun at the Horseshoe. Photo supplied by John Buxton [1970] |
 1-11. 110 Signal Squadron flag pole on Logan Hill, Vung Tau with the plaque honouring Barry Logan, 145 Sig Sqn, KIA 28 March 1967. Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
 1-12. Ammo box of help yourself at the Horseshoe. Photo supplied by John Buxton [1970] |
 1-13. Wall map detailing the fixed multi-channel links between Saigon, Vung Tau (via VC Hill), Nui Dat and back to Saigon. Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
 1-14. Logan Hill - Home of 110 Sig Sqn at 1ALSG, Vung Tau. Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
 1-15. Sound equipment at AFVT Radio Station. Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
 1-16. DJ Console at AFVT Radio Station. Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
 1-17. Inside the AN/MRC-69 Radio Relay Shelter showing the FDM F1830 Multiplexer on the right front. Photo supplied by John Buxton [1970] Note: The Australian AN/MRC-69 Radio Relay Shelter used different multiplexers to the US version. |
 1-18. Unknown DJ at AFVT Radio Station. Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
 1-19. Inside the AN/MRC-69 Radio Relay Shelter. Showing one of the VHF/UHF AN/TRC-24 Radio Sets. Photo supplied by John Buxton [1970] |
 1-20. Volunteer DJ Tony Roberts at AFVT Radio Station. Photo supplied by Tony Roberts [1970] |
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