From:Rocky Hill War Memorial Museum
Name/TitleA Spread from a Scrapbook Created by Daniel Wyborn
About this objectTwo pages from Daniel Wyborn's scrapbook portraying his experience during the Vietnam War.
The top left image on the first page is captioned "Myself Christmas '67" and shows Wyborn posing next to a tree and his tent.
The top right image on the first page is captioned "Graeme outside our tent" and shows a man leaning against a tent pole.
The bottom left image is captioned "Myself posing in 'gear'" and shows Wyborn holding an L1A1 rifle in front of a truck and tents.
The bottom right image is captioned "Shower dress" and shows Wyborn in boxers out the front of his tent.
The top left image on the second page is captioned "Battalion Sign" and shows the sign for the 7th Battalion of The Royal Australian Regiment.
The top right image is captioned "Company Sign" and shows a sign titled C Company with an image of the Road Runner underneath.
The bottom left photo is captioned "Company Pub Sign" and shows a building named The Boozer with a cartoon character in the middle with the dates 67 and 68 on either side.
The bottom right image is captioned "Platoon Sign" and shows a sign stuck to a tree. It has 'The Professionals' written on it, and has a drawing of a soldier with the number 9 in a badge shape.
Place MadeGoulburn
MakerDaniel Wyborn
Maker RoleCreator
Series TitleWyborn
Period1955-1975
Subject and Association DescriptionDaniel Wyborn served as a part of the Australian Army during the Vietnam War. He was called for National Service and was a part of both the 7th Battalion (13 Nov 1967 - 9 Apr 1968) and the 1st Battalion (10 Apr 1968-2 Jul 1968).
FormatPhotograph
Object TypePhotograph
Subject and Association KeywordsConscription
Subject and Association KeywordsGoulburn
Subject and Association KeywordsMilitary
Subject and Association KeywordsNational Service
Subject and Association KeywordsVietnam War
Subject and Association KeywordsWyborn,Daniel
Object numberWyborn,Daniel_0009
Copyright LicenceAll rights reserved