By cargo ship I would imagine. The British Centurion was the tank used by Australia in the 1960's and 70's, and the Australian Army used them in Vietnam. Other countries associated in some way with Great Britain, including Israel, also used the Centurion at that time.
Australia sent Warships (Destroyers); Infantrymen and Centurion tanks to Vietnam.
All three Australian armed forces and civilian formations were involved in the Vietnam war from 1962 to 1972. The related link lists them.
Australian and New Zealanders fought in Vietnam. Australia sent Centurion tanks & infantrymen; New Zealand primarily sent artillerymen.
Australia sent a regiment of their Centurion tanks to Vietnam, along infantry and artillery.
Australia sent B57 Canberra bomber crewmen, Infantry, Artillery, and a regiment of Centurion tanks.Australia sent over more than 50,000 men (total served) and a squadron of Centurian Tanks to assist the allies in defeating the communist forces in Vietnam.
Australia deployed a regiment of their Centurion tanks to Vietnam.
Australia used Centurion tanks purchased from Great Britain during the Vietnam War.
Australia sent Warships, Centurion tanks, and Infantrymen into the war.
Australia deployed infantrymen, artillerymen, and a squadron of Centurion battle tanks to Vietnam.
Australia sent 4 Navy Destroyers and a regiment of Australian Centurion tanks into the Vietnam War.
Australian warships (Destroyers) on the gun-line; and Centurion tanks in the field.
Most European nations using the Centurion preferred the 105mm gun, including Israel. However, in Vietnam the Australian Centurion tanks were armed with 20 pounders (84mm).
One regiment of Centurion medium tanks, Infantry, Artillery, and some aviation assets.
Australia sent Warships (Destroyers); Infantrymen and Centurion tanks to Vietnam.
All three Australian armed forces and civilian formations were involved in the Vietnam war from 1962 to 1972. The related link lists them.
Australian and New Zealanders fought in Vietnam. Australia sent Centurion tanks & infantrymen; New Zealand primarily sent artillerymen.
President Johnson's visit to Australia during the Vietnam War was met by Australian anti-war protests.