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  South Vietnam's President Ngo Dinh Diem visits Australia. Prime Minister Menzies reaffirms support.
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  The Minister for Defence (Reginald Townley) announces intention to send 30 army advisers to South Vietnam (SVN).
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  Military Advisor Sergeant William Hacking becomes the first Australia to die when his weapon acccidently discharges after being caught in vegetation.
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  The Minister for Defence,Shane Partridge announces the AATTV will be increased to 83 advisers.
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  Warrant Officer Class 2, Kevin Conway becomes the first Australian to die as a result of enemy action in South Vietnam
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  A Morgan Gallup Poll finds 56% of those polled were in favour of continuing the war in Vietnam.
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  While in Australia, the public community protest against fighting in the Vietnam War, on the streets of Sydney and Melbourne.
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  Australian PM announces an increase of troops sent to Vietnam by 1700.
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  Prime Minister Harold Holt missing, presumed drowned off Portsea in Victoria. His body is never recovered.
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  Massacre of civilians by US soldiers at My Lai village. At least 450 unarmed people are killed.
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  US and South Vietnamese troops crossed the border into Cambodia
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  Australia closes the fighting in Vietnam, completing withdrawal from Vietnam on ANZAC Day