Eyes & Ears - 2011

Eyes & Ears - Vol 4 No. 12 - December 2011

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Feature Story

THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY AND THE VIETNAM WAR 1962-1972
AUSTRALIAN TASK FORCE OPERATIONS IN SOUTH VIETNAM 1966-1971

By Ian Kurin

The last instalment of the history of Task Force efforts in South Vietnam.

The following commentary on the war in Vietnam which is written by Ian Kuring whose major work amongst an enormous amount of material he has written is called “Red Coats to Cams” – it’s a history of the Infantry.

However, having said all of the above we’ve decided to re-print the following article in small segments in the Eyes & Ears. Even though we don’t get a mention, it does approach the conflict in a “removed” sense and gives a good insight or perspective about 1ATF’s capabilities and shortcomings.

I hope you enjoy the read and would encourage any feedback... here’s the third installment.

Other Stories.


Eyes & Ears - Vol 4 No 11 - November 2011

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Feature Story

THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY AND THE VIETNAM WAR 1962-1972
AUSTRALIAN TASK FORCE OPERATIONS IN SOUTH VIETNAM 1966-1971

By Ian Kurin

The next instalment of the history of our effort in South Vietnam.

The following commentary on the war in Vietnam which is written by Ian Kuring whose major work amongst an enormous amount of material he has written is called “Red Coats to Cams” – it’s a history of the Infantry.

However, having said all of the above we’ve decided to re-print the following article in small segments in the Eyes & Ears. Even though we don’t get a mention, it does approach the conflict in a “removed” sense and gives a good insight or perspective about 1ATF’s capabilities and shortcomings.

I hope you enjoy the read and would encourage any feedback... here’s the second installment.

Other Stories.


Eyes & Ears - Vol 4 No 10 - October 2011

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Feature Story

THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY AND THE VIETNAM WAR 1962-1972
AUSTRALIAN TASK FORCE OPERATIONS IN SOUTH VIETNAM 1966-1971

By Ian Kurin

he following commentary on the war in Vietnam which is written by Ian Kuring whose major work amongst an enormous amount of material he has written is called “Red Coats to Cams” – it’s a history of the Infantry.

However, having said all of the above we’ve decided to re-print the following article in small segments in the Eyes & Ears. Even though we don’t get a mention, it does approach the conflict in a “removed” sense and gives a good insight or perspective about 1ATF’s capabilities and shortcomings.

I hope you enjoy the read and would encourage any feedback... here’s the first installment.

Other Stories.