VN139
A second version of our officer, this time wearing the ‘Tiger-Stripe’ camouflage uniform. The origins of this design are unknown but it...
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VN127
This senior officer is wearing the classic ‘green beret’ which began to be worn by some U.S. Special Forces as early as 1954 but was not...
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VN126
A very, very useful and necessary addition to the previous set... 12 extra mortar rounds laid out on a piece of khaki ground sheet waiting to be...
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VN125
The perfect additions to VN118 are these three sitting Royal Australian Regimen t infantrymen. All three ‘ Diggers ’ carry L1A1...
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VN124
Two more Water Buffaloes to go perfectly with VN114 The Water Buffalo Boy and build up his herd... One animal grazes while the other just lies down...
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VN123
One thing many American GI’s noted as they patrolled the countryside and went through villages was how often they seemed to be populated only...
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VN122
This particular ‘ Bar Girl ’ was again inspired by the classic ‘ Full Metal Jacket ’ movie and when meeting ‘ Joker...
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VN121
Throughout the entire movie we never get to hear ‘ Joker’s ’ real name. It was Gunnery Sergeant Hartman in boot camp at Parris...
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VN120
‘Eightball’ is a black member of the ‘ Lusthog Squad ’ who combat correspondent ‘ Joker ’ joins to get a close up...
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VN119
One of the most dangerous jobs to have in any rural community was to be ‘ The Village Chief ’. Usually appointed by the local Government...
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VN118
At last, the long-awaited, second K&C Australian Army , short-wheel base Land Rover . This particular version has had its side doors and rear...
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VN117
T hese three stripped down ‘ Diggers ’ or ‘ Kiwis ’ if you prefer are laying down some heavy mortar fire on an enemy position...
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VN116
These two ‘ Grunts ’ prepare to fire their mortar at the enemy. It was said during the Battle of Hue in early 1968 that mortar fire...
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VN115
This trio of forlorn captives are on their way back for interrogation and, if they are lucky, a long stay in a South Vietnamese prison cell. A few...
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VN114
Meanwhile, back in the countryside it was common for relatively young children to be helping their families by looking after the family livestock....
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VN113
Just one of the many thousands of other young women who fled their rural villages to flock to the big towns and cities seeking money and safety......
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VN112
Here, a young woman makes her way to the local market carrying a basketfull of bananas.
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VN111
‘ Grunts ’ in the field and sometimes out of it would address their Lieutenants as ‘LT’, the shortened abbreviation of the...
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VN110
Two more USMC ‘Grunts’ that can be utilized in either an urban or rural setting. Both Marines are carrying the classic M14 rifle in...
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VN109
The first three Marines of a section that will be on patrol when finally complete. The two ‘ light green ’ marines are carrying their...
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VN107
Another attractive young Vietnamese girl makes her way through Saigon’s bustling streets.
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VN106
Wearing the traditional long white ‘ Ao Dai ’ tunic this young female student is on her way to college on her bright yellow Vespa.
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VN105
Although most women who served with the Viet Cong were in support and nursing roles a fair number volunteered for combat duty and became expert...
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VN104
Moving towards an enemy position or perhaps making his way down the ‘Ho Chi Minh Trail’... you decide.
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VN103
Not all ‘Victor Charlies’ wore black pajamas! A Vietnamese woman moves carefully forward carrying her captured M16.
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VN102
Among the deadliest ( and bravest ) of the enemy in ‘Nam were the VC and NVA ‘ Sappers ’ who would strip down to their ‘...
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VN101
It wasn’t only the Americans who were on the lookout for mines, unexploded ordnance or I.E.D’s ( Improvised Explosive Devices )... The...
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VN100-SP113
Here’s the perfect add-on to our two recently-released 105mm Howitzers VN075 and VN076 A ‘ pyramid ’ of 11 x 105mm Artillery...
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VN100-SP112
A half-moon sand bag emplacement perfect for setting up one of our 105mm Howitzers either manned by Aussie Gunners or Marine Corps Artillerymen ....
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VN100-SP111
These two free standing Palms are mounted on a stable textured polystone base and measure 7” and 6” in height. Packed in an attractive...
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VN100-INFO
TET’68 By November 1967 half a million American soldiers were fighting in South Vietnam and General William...
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VN100
During the Vietnam War not all transport between different bases was provided by helicopters, it was essential to use roads and tracks between...
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VN098
The ‘ Quan Canh ’ ( military police ) guarded army headquarters, government buildings and prisoner-of-war camps, escorted convoys and...
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VN097
This outstanding short wheel base, series II Land Rover is typical of the many Land Rovers that saw service in Vietnam. Designed in the aftermath of...
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VN096
This second 2-man set has a kneeling trooper armed with an M16 fitted with the M203 Grenade Launcher . He’s also wearing the locally-made...
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VN095
This trio of Special Forces soldiers are ‘ armed and very dangerous ’! The ‘ Team Leader ’ moves cautiously forward carrying...
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VN094
This solo Radio Operator is carrying his PRC-25 radio inside his rucksack and holding a CAR-15 Colt ‘Commando’ carbine in his left hand...
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VN093
If you’ve seen ‘ Full Metal Jacket ’ as many times as I have then you know exactly who this guy is. This is one big ‘ Badass...
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VN092
Today’s Royal Australian Corps of Military Police is a corps within the regular Australian Army. Originally known as the Australian Army...
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VN091
Stars ‘n’ Stripes, the U.S. Forces newspaper sent military correspondents and photographers all over South Vietnam to cover virtually...
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