The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An American M-48 tank with attached mine clearing equipment is being used to clear possible roadside mines around the 1st Australian Task Force base (1ATF). The tank was on loan from the Americans and was crewed by Australian sappers. Note the number 92.T painted on the side of the turret.
A United States (US) Army M48 mine clearing tank on loan from the US Army to 1 Field Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers. The vehicle was used to sweep for mines in Phuoc Tuy Province in areas where
AN AMERICAN M48 MINE CLEARING TANK, CALL SIGN 92T, ON LOAN TO THE AUSTRALIAN TASK FORCE, WHICH WAS DAMAGED BY A MINE DURING A MINE CLEARING OPERATION CONDUCTED BY 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN
POSSIBLY IN THE DAT DO/LANG PHUOC HAI AREA, VIETNAM WAR. A UNITED STATES TANK, CALL SIGN 92-T, ON LOAN TO THE FIRST FIELD SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, USED FOR MINE CLEARING WHEN CLEARING WHE
A United States Army M-48 Patton tank fitted with mine clearing rollers which has been lent to the 1 Australian Task Force occupying Courtenay Hill.
A United States Army M-48 Patton tank fitted with mine clearing rollers which has been lent to the 1 Australian Task Force occupying Courtenay Hill, which is located on the border of Phuoc Tuy Provinc
Two members of the Cambodian Peoples Armed Forces (CPAF) detecting and clearing mines from a country roadside. Australian sappers attached to the United Nations Training Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC)
