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| Quarterly Meeting |
| State Council Meeting |
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A brief account of the unit's establishment and service in Vietnam |
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| A Pittance of Time |
Do you Remember Them? |
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An explanation of PTSD and its effects |
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| ACB |
Criteria and application for the Army Combat Badge |
| ADM |
Application to apply for the Australian Defence Medal |
| Agent Orange |
Part of the United States strategy against the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese was to deny them cover and food. Knowing that the area of Vietnam that borders Laos and Cambodia was a key transport route used to move troops and supplies from North Vietnam to the south, the United States planned to defoliate large areas of jungle to hamper these movements. |
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Information relating to free travel for veterans on ANZAC Day |
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| APPVA - VVAA MOA |
Memorandum of Agreement between the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia and the Australian Peacekeepers and Peacemakers Veterans Association |
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Address for each service when applying for Service Records, Medical Records or Medals |
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Lists the units that served in the Vietnam War and many links to unit Associations |
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| Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust |
The Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust is an independent organization sponsored by the principal Australian ex-service associations. It was established in 2003 by the former Vietnam Veterans Trust, as a lasting legacy from Australia's use of the Agent Orange Funds. |
| Centre for Military and Veterans Health |
The Centre for Military and Veterans’ Health (CMVH) is an internationally-unique academic, community and military partnership dedicated to innovatively seeking solutions to military and veterans’ health issues |
Children & Grandchildren of Vietnam Veterans Network www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5335153204 Must be logged into Facebook to access www.intergenerationalptsd.wetpaint.com
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The Children & Grandchildren of Vietnam Veterans Network is committed to supporting military families and their children’s families in understanding and providing meaning to their experiences.
The site contains information about the CGVVN including some excellent research on chemical exposure, intergenerational transfer of effects of chemical exposure, epigenetic transfer of disease and impact of PTSD on children among a wealth of other information. This is a site worthy of being brought to your attention. |
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Information on the infamous tunnels of Vietnam |
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The medals awarded to servicemen in the Vietnam War |
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| Donations |
Link to the National Vietnam Veterans Museum |
| Drug Free Australia |
Drug Free Australia is a peak body, representing organizations and individuals who value the health and wellbeing of our nation. It plays a key role as a community voice, staying in touch with every day Australians - families and young people - via newsletters, community forums and the media, to ensure a clear message of healthy, drug free lifestyles is assured for generations to come. |
| DVA Information |
All the DVA info in one place |
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You can help the children and descendants of Vietnam Veterans attain a good education |
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Links to various educational sites with information on the Vietnam War |
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Media Release - 25 February 1998 |
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| Everyman's |
Extending Christian friendship to Australian Defence Force personnel, families, Veterans and Allies through our "Home away from Home" recreation Centres on Military Bases. |
| Going Home From Hospital? |
Discharge planning resource kit |
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Information on how to obtain the Infantry Combat Badge and the eligibility requirements |
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Infantry Units in Vietnam |
A brief description of each unit on their respective tours of duty AATTV, SAS, 1RAR, 2RAR, 3RAR, 4RAR, 5RAR, 6RAR, 7RAR, 8RAR, 9RAR If you would like your units' history to appear here please forward a document similar to those above to the Web Administrator at it@vvaavic.org.au |
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Application form and online payment for Vietnam Veterans living outside of Australia |
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Information and application to join the VVAA |
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A short history of how the Lifestyle Courses came into being |
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A course for all veterans who are having difficulty re-assimilating into society after their war service. |
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Dates for the above course including closing date for each course. |
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Mostly veteran orientated sites with some civilian sites that pertain to veterans. |
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| Looking For |
Are you trying to find someone? Contact the web administrator with details |
| Lost Medals Australia |
A sight for those looking for lost medals |
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Offsite information on Mental health & well being |
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Offsite information on Asbestos exposure and Mesothelioma for veterans. |
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Some interesting data on Australian deaths in Vietnam |
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Offsite information on the National Service Scheme during the Vietnam War |
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| National Vietnam Veterans Museum |
Link to the National Vietnam Veterans Museum. Open letter to all Vietnam Veterans regarding the Museum - here |
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A group trying to find and return the remains of Australians killed and missing in action |
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Operation Life Information Flyers |
Operation Life provides a framework for action to prevent suicide and promote mental health and resilience across the veteran community as a whole. Operation Life workshops are free and open to people who are concerned about family, friends, mates or others in the veteran community. Priority will be given to veterans and their families. Welfare, pension officers and other helpers from ex-service organisations and the veteran community are encouraged to attend. Workshops specifically for members of the veteran community can be arranged at metropolitan and regional locations, depending on demand. |
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Online form for Vietnam Veterans living outside Australia |
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| Prime Ministerial Advisory Council on Ex-service Matters |
Terms of Reference |
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Onsite & offsite information on the treatment of prostate cancer, NB: IMRT should be investigated. |
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RAAF in Vietnam |
2 Sqn 9 Sqn 35 Sqn 37 Sqn Australian Vietnam Aircraft Photos RAAF Final Involvement |
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RAN Vessels of Vietnam |
ANZAC, Boonaroo, Brisbane II, Derwent, Duchess, Hobart, Jeparit, Melbourne, Parramatta III, Perth, Stuart, Swan, Sydney, Torrens, Vampire Vendetta, Yarra |
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Stories written by Vietnam Veterans, their families and friends |
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Details of impending unit reunions |
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The National Stroke Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that works with the public, Government, patients, carers and stroke survivors to reduce the impact of stroke on the Australian community. |
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Terms and sayings used during the Vietnam War |
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An overview of the most famous of the battles during the Vietnam War A Power Point presentation from 2Lt Dave Sabben, Plt Cmdr 12 Platoon, Long Tan. |
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An overview of the Tet Offensive; includes Coral/Balmoral - with thanks to Time Life Books |
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Information on Government's position for TPI's undertaking volunteer work. (pdf) |
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| TPI Travel Pass |
This pass is issued by the Metlink Central Pass Office to TPI Veterans residing in Victoria who possess a Victorian TPI embossed DVA Gold card. |
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Courses for those who wish to assist Veterans and their Dependants who wish to present a claim to the Department of Veterans Affairs and higher; includes Welfare and Support Courses (pdf) |
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| Vetride Website |
Vetride is a fundraiser to assist the National Vietnam Veterans Museum at Phillip Island, riders wishing to participate should access the entry form at the top of this page. |
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Results the Association has been able to achieve. |
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History of the VVAA Badge |
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The office bearers of the VVAA Victorian Branch since 1985. |
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History of the VVAA Motto - 'Honour The Dead But Fight Like Hell For The Living' |
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Link to the VVAA National Homepage. |
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A brief history of the VVAA National Patron. (pdf) |
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A guide to the policy of the VVAA. (pdf) |
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| VVCS Course Information |
Information on various course run by the VVCS throughout the year. |
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Off site web page dealing with all Australian winners of the Victoria Cross |
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Detailed information on the four Victoria Crosses won by Australians in Vietnam. |
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The Victorian Veterans Council is a new independent statutory body established in 2006 under the Veterans Act 2005. |
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Overview from the 60's to the end of the Vietnam War |
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A new commemorative project in Seymour - sponsors welcome. |
| Vietnam Veterans Day |
Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia, Victorian Branch, conducts an annual Vietnam Veterans Day Commemorative Service at the Melbourne Shrine of Remembrance on 18 August, commencing at 12 noon. The service commemorates those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and those that still suffer and where appropriate, also provides a focus on important engagements from the Vietnam War. All Vietnam Veterans and their families are invited to attend the service. Detailed information on the service will normally be posted on the website about six weeks before the event. |
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Latest Update (Word Viewer Required) |
The study will look at what effect veterans service in Vietnam may have had on veterans families. |
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A suggested funeral service for those involved with the death of a Vietnam Veteran |
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Off site web page dealing with the deaths of Vietnam Veterans. |
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List of New Zealanders - Killed In Action, Died of Wounds, Died on Active Service |
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Shows the National Memorial in Canberra. |
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Link to the Nominal Roll of Vietnam Veterans |
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Shows various memorials around Victoria. |
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Link to the AWM - Australian Army war diaries - South East Asian conflicts |
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| War Veterans Travel Pass | Information on how to access a travel pass |
| Weapons of the Vietnam War |
Allied - NVA/VC - Booby Traps - Mines |
| What To Do When Death Comes Visiting | A TIP produced document outlining the steps to take when a loved one passes. |
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