
57-1. Scout OH-6A (67-16288) from A Troop,
3 Sqn, 17 Air Cav Regt, US Army down at Kangaroo Pad, Nui Dat. Photo
supplied by Robert Grilfillan [20 Mar 1969]
Information from Accident Case
Number: 690320141
Aircraft parked on
pad and in shut down process. An AH-1G hovered by gusting wind and rotor
wash caused blade to strike tail boom.
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57-2.
Scout OH-6A (67-16288) from A Troop, 3 Sqn, 17 Air Cav Regt, US Army down
at Kangaroo Pad, Nui Dat. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan [20 Mar
1969]
Other Information:
1. Pilot was W1
V. M. Hernandez, US Army
2. No Injures
3. Aircraft total write off after only 461 flight hours
4. AH-1G Cobra
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57-3. Scout OH-6A
(67-16288) from A Troop, 3 Sqn, 17 Air Cav Regt, US Army down at Kangaroo
Pad, Nui Dat. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan [20 Mar 1969]
Additional Information:
1. Aircraft base was at Di An
(about 20Km North of Saigon)
2. "A Troop" were the "Silver Spurs"
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57-4. Bluey Grilfillan with Vietnamese kids.
Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
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57-5. Having a ride in a trailer at US
Base. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
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57-6. Unpacking stores at US base. Photo
supplied by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
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57-7. Having a morning run beside Kangaroo Pad,
Nui Dat. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
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57-8. Centurion Tank. Photo supplied
by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
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57-9. Unknown at the 1st Australian Field
Hospital, 1ALSG, Vung Tau. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
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57-10. The sandbag pit near Baria. Photo
supplied by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
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57-11. Roadside shops. Photo supplied by Robert
Grilfillan [1968]
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57-12. Bluey Grilfillan with a Vietnamese
kid. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
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57-13. Unknown vessel but note the little red
Kangaroo in the bottom right corner. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan
[1968]
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57-14. Visiting high ranking Vietnamese to 104
Sig Sqn at Nui Dat. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
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57-15. Log Periodic Antenna (LPA) at Nui Dat
under maintenance. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
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57-16. C126 (Baby Hercules) at the end of
Luscombe Field (Bowl End), Nui Dat. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan
[1968]
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57-17. 104 Sig Sqn
work area at Nui Dat. Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan [1968]
Note:
AN/TRC-24 and Siemens Halske Radio Relay Antennas on masts in skyline
which were owned and operated by 110 Sig Sqn (Force Signals).
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57-18. Ablution Blocks (Old and New) at 104 Sig
Sqn, Nui Dat - Blow Fly Heaven! Photo supplied by Robert Grilfillan
[1968]
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