The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rear view of a Land Rover used by the Australian army in South Vietnam. Visible on the centre line of the vehicle is a mount and ammunition box for an 7.62 mm M60 general purpose machine gun, with further ammunition boxes specially fitted in a rack behind the driver's seat. The vehicle has been fitted for radio and carries the Army Registration number (ARN) 174-451, with the unit number 86 stenciled above the ARN. A non standard step made from angle iron has been fitted beneath the towing eye and a number of smoke grenades are visible in a compartment up front next to the steering wheel. This vehicle has suffered slight damage to the rear bumper bar as a result of a collision with a Diamond Reo prime mover.
Front view of a Diamond Reo prime mover tractor used by the Australian army in South Vietnam in 1971. Visible on the vehicle is the bridging limit disc of 32 tons, the 1st Australian Task Force shield
A Diamond Reo prime mover and semi trailer, attached to 86 Transport Platoon, Royal Australian Army Service Corps. The vehicle has been named 'Miss Anne' and has the Army Registration Number 174023. O
Some vehicles parked in front of the Free World Military Assistance Forces Headquarters building in Saigon. The vehicle (right) is a Diamond Reo prime mover and semi trailer, attached to 86 Transport
An M113A1 armoured personnel carrier (APC) ARN 134341 with the call sign nine alpha (9A) and name 'Tina' belonging to A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, Royal Australian Armoured Corps. The Callsign si
An M113A1 armoured personnel carrier (APC) with the call sign three one (31). It has been fitted with sponson and belly armour and is armed with a turret mounted .50 calibre M2 HB Browning heavy machi
Ford, 3 ton, GS F60L (long wheelbase), Cab 12, 4x4. The vehicle is finished in matt khaki green, Number three paint. It is fitted with a wooden, fixed side, Number 1, Australian body/tray. The Austral
