Allied forces in the Vietnam War

Sorry, I mean South Korean in Vietnam, but also the operation of the Cambodian UH-1, as the US give them some of them.

Does anyone have any image of Cambodian UH-1 or Korean UH-1H when they were deployed in Vietnam?

I don’t think Cambodia deployed troops or helicopters to South Vietnam…they were too busy in their own country.

Hi, thanks a lot for your help. The Australian information on the UH-1 is excellent. Does anyone have any image of Cambodian UH-1 or Korean UH-1H when they were deployed in Vietnam? I saw that Korea send some of their own Hueys to the war, but I have almost no information about this.

Highest ranked delivery pilot I’ve heard of.

Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, Chief of the Defence Forces (Australia) delivering ‘his’ Iroquois A2-377 to the RAAF Museum from Army hands into retirement. This is the helicopter that Angus won his AFC undertaking a ASR rescue in foul weather in 1979.

Also, IIRC Austrailia had a base in Thailand operating CAC Sabre’s.

Ubon.

Also, IIRC Austrailia had a base in Thailand operating CAC Sabre’s. ROK had units on the ground Tiger ROK, and ROK Marines, they more than likely used U.S. Hueys to infiltrate and Evacuate.

we only retired them last year.

it dosen’t surprise me the fact that australians used hueys during the veitnam war as they were a very versitile aircraft proven by the US:cool:

there was the previously mentioned RAN helicopter flight and the RAAFs 9 suadron, and 2 from the armys 161 recon flight

all i have to say

all i have to say about the australians operating their own hueys coooooooooool:cool:

For Australian participation:

http://www.airforce.gov.au/raafmuseum/research/aircraft/series3/A2.htm

http://www.adf-serials.com/
Go to ‘Series 3’, ‘A-2’ for the RAAF Iroquois.

http://www.awm.gov.au/

aussie ops in vietnam

i no for sure that the australians were helped by the US by being able to use the USs hueys to put troops in and somtimes to pull them out by this i mean medivacs and transport etc this website may or may not give some better awnsers its a site from the austrailian navy more history than anything hope it helps
😎http://www.navy.gov.au/RAN_Helicopter_Flight_Vietnam#