SAS in The Vietnam War | Australian Vietnam Veteran Interview! Charles Stewart

RIP Charles Stewart - Interview conducted in 2004
Discover the extraordinary story of Charles Stewart, a decorated Australian SAS soldier who served in Vietnam from 1967 to 1968. Born on 8 December 1946 in Lilydale, Victoria, Charles served with distinction in the Royal Australian Infantry Corps. From the jungles of New Guinea to the harrowing missions of Vietnam, his story exemplifies the courage and resilience of Australia’s elite SAS soldiers.

Charles Stewart is a life member of the Australian Special Air Service Association (ASASA) and has been honoured with multiple awards, including the Australian Active Service Medal with Clasp Vietnam and the Vietnam Medal. Learn about his remarkable service and his lasting legacy in this captivating account.

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