The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified sappers from 106 Field Workshops Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME), operating the crane boom on an M113A1 Fitters Vehicle with the army registration number (ARN) 134377 (left) at the RAEME depot. The men are servicing the engine and transmission area of an M113A1 armoured personnel carrier (APC) (right) which has been fitted with a steel T50 turret. ARN 134377 served in South Vietnam with various RAEME units from mid 1966 to September 1971, when it was returned to Australia. Note the red vice fitted to the front starboard corner and the new 40mm belly armour bolted below the towing eyes.
An M113A1 Fitters vehicle named Puff the magic dragon with the army registration number (ARN) 134377 of 106 Field Workshops Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME), using the boom
Unidentified sappers of 106 Field Workshops Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RAEME), using the crane on an M113A1 Fitters Vehicle to lift and fit a sheet of new, unpainted, 40mm b
Due to excessive damage from enemy mines to the fleet of Australian M113A1 tracked carriers and death or injury to the crews and passengers who travelled in them, it was decided to upgrade the carrier
An M113A1 armoured personnel carrier (APC), A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, fitted with a T50 turret. The APC is named Her Majesties Armoured Personnel Carrier (HMAPC) George. Note the pintle mounte
M113A1 Fitters Vehicle using a crane to lift a replacement power pack into an APC (ARN 134161).
Three Australian servicemen aboard an M113A1 armoured personnel carrier (APC) with the call sign three one (31) and named '31 Blood', attached to B Squadron, 3rd Cavalry (3 Cav) Regiment, Royal Austra
