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Accession Number | P00508.001 |
Collection type | Photograph |
Object type | Transparency |
Maker |
Unknown |
Conflict |
Period 1980-1989 |
Copyright |
Item copyright: Copyright unknown - orphaned work |
Hanoi, Vietnam, 1985-02. Australian cameraman Neil Davis at the War Museum standing beside tank ...
Description
Hanoi, Vietnam, 1985-02. Australian cameraman Neil Davis at the War Museum standing beside tank No. 843, a Chinese manufactured Type 59 version of the Soviet T54 tank, and the first tank to smash through the gates of the Presidential Palace in Saigon on 1975-04-30. Only Neil Davis's camera captured this image which for the North Vietnamese symbolised their moment of victory.
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