Auckland / Wellington / Hanoi / Geneva / Phnom Penh / Ho Chi Minh City / /
Company
W (or Whisky) Company / V (or Victor) Company / Agent Orange Joint Working Group / South Vietnam / NZHistory.net. / Joint Working Group / /
Continent
America / Asia / /
Country
Switzerland / Myanmar / Cambodia / East Timor / Thailand / France / Japan / Pakistan / Australia / Korea / United Kingdom / China / Philippines / India / Taiwan / Germany / Laos / New Zealand / Brunei / Indonesia / Malaysia / United States / Soviet Union / Vietnam / Singapore / /
Indochina peninsula / Red River delta / Cam Ranh Bay / Red River / Annamite Mountains / Mekong River delta / South China Sea / Mekong River / Ho Chi Minh City Haiphong Mekong River / /
Organization
French government / Australian SAS Squadron / US Air Force / US government / New Zealand embassy / Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment / Army / South Vietnamese army / US Army's 173rd Airborne Brigade / Royal Australian Air Force / United States Army / Royal New Zealand Air Force / Royal Australian Regiment / New Zealand government / MIG / Health Committee / air force / National Party / Khmer Rouge / Vietnamese Independence League / New Zealand's National government / New Zealand Special Air Service / Cambodian infantry / Defence Force / National Front / Progressive Youth Movement / United States military / Royal Returned and Services Association / United States government / Diem’s government / United Nations / 1st Australian Task Force / National government / Memorial Service / Vietnam’s embassy / Ex-Vietnam Services Association / Communists / /
Person
Bao Dai / Ho Chi Minh / Richard Nixon / Phan Van Khai / Pol Pot / Cham / Keith Holyoake / Dwight Eisenhower / Johnson / Norman Kirk / Ngo Dinh Nhu / Helen Clark / Diem There / Spiro Agnew / Nguyen Van Thieu / David Grant / Saigon / Thich Quang Duc / Phil Goff / Chi Minh / /
PoliticalEvent
general election / the new Prime Minister Norman Kirk announced the decision to withdraw / /
Position
Prime Minister / President / Vice President / General / Premier / Air Vice-Marshal / consul / Head / Queen / Minister / politician / Premier / Emperor / strong anti-communist leader / Zealand General Service / Minister of Defence / trusted official / the Head of State / /
ProvinceOrState
Phuoc Tuy / British Columbia / Binh Dinh / Binh Duong / Phuoc Tuy Province / /
Region
North Vietnam / Southeast Asia / South China / eastern Laos / East Asia / South Vietnam / /
Fact Sheet 1: Introduction- the Vietnam War Between June 1964 and December 1972 around 3500 New Zealand service personnel served in South Vietnam. Unlike the First and Second World Wars New Zealand’s contribution in t