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Australia's government sent our troops to Vietnam to support South Vietnam as well as to stop the spread of communism

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First Australian Logistics Support Group

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Like This Movie Trailer? Go to https://www.militaryvideo.com/ to purchase the entire video, or to see movie trailers of over 700 other military videos. This DVD is 45 minutes and documents activities of Australian forces in Vietnam from 1965-1968.

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Vietnam War Protests - Melbourne, Australia  1971

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Australian Television Archive, please contact: info@austvarchive.com to enquire about sourcing of footage.

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Trade Unions wanted to hold work stoppages in protest, however, the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) take action to it. Militant unions took it to their own hands and announced their own work stoppage but ACTU did not support.

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Trade Unions called the Australian Government 'blood for dollars' as they believed the government sacrificed many young lives to ensure America's economic position by spending money in Australia.

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From 1962, many anti-war protests occurred all over Australia by different groups of people with different complaints and purposes.