Cabra-Vale Diggers Club Vietnam War Memorial Middle Image 0 / 0 - Prev Next Description / Background The Cabra-Vale Diggers Club Vietnam War Memorial consists of three main elements. The focal point is a bronze statue of two soldiers, one Australian and one Vietnamese, sitting on a pile of sandbags. The sculptor was Do Trong Nhon. The artwork is positioned on top of a black stone plinth, which bears the dedication. The whole is located within the sunken pool of a fountain. Behind the pool is a memorial wall, which is inset with multiple honour roll panels, inscribed with the names of those who served. Along the front edge of the pool are four flagpoles. The sculpture was originally donated by the Community of Cabramatta and was officially unveiled by Rear Admiral Peter Sinclair A.O. on 31 August 1991. The plinth and the wall are later additions to the site. Inscription Plinth Lest we forget Vietnam Comradeship Memorial Related memorials Cabra-vale Diggers Club War Memorial Do you know more about this war Memorial? Click here to learn how you can contribute Sidebar Address Cabra-Vale Diggers Club 1 Bartley Street Canley Vale NSW 2166 Local Government Area Fairfield, City of Setting Garden/park Memorial type Fountain/Drinking fountain Statue/sculpture/artwork Wall Recorded by Jane Williamson and Peter Levarre-Waters Year of construction 1991 Dedication date 31 August 1991 Conflict/s Vietnam War, 1962–75 Materials Brick Bronze Other stone