This Webpage has been created to serve as a communications link for all
Vietnam Veteran Ordnance members,

their families & supporters...

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Click on this link to view the latest issue..

If you thought the first edition wasn't bad.. wait till you see the next one..

The content is unreal from what news we have picked up around the traps..

My mailbox is brimming with new send-ins.. Keep it coming folks.. All contributors and credits will be fully recognized in the next edition.If you have something of intrest or great news.. send it in..

Just a point..  Our news update stays away from anything which is political, racially inspired, or is in some way defamatory..  We love content about family, your last adventure, good humor, old army stories, or any hot news items relating to veterans.

GET YOUR Ordnance Vietnam Bumper Sticker here

or show your Supporter of Vietnam Veterans Bumper Sticker

(these are extremely impressive high graphic representations of Australian Army Ordnance Corps soldiers
having served during the Vietnam War 1964 to 1972.)

C I N E M A   I S   O P E N

Let us be your entertainment,
cherish the memories with
family and mates..
A day set aside for
something very special..

Stan Middleton's(collated) Vietnam War (Australians) photostream

Australia and the Vietnam War:

The Vietnam War was the longest major conflict in which Australians have been
involved;
it lasted ten years, from 1962 to 1972, and involved some 60,000 personnel.
A limited initial commitment of just 30 military advisers grew to include a battalion
in 1965 and finally, in 1966, a task force. Each of the three services was involved,
but the dominant role was played by the Army.  Read more...

WE SUPPORT OUR OVERSEAS VETERANS AND PEACEKEEPERS

I am proud to advise that this site has been electronically archived by the Australian National Library's PANDORA (Preserving and Accessing Networked Documentary Resources of Australia) project as "an online publication of national significance". Clicking the Pandora logo above will take you to the '2nd Advanced Ordnance Depot 1968-1972 '
archived site.