The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Armoured dozers 'Apache Power' and 'Mean Bear' at the 17th Construction Squadron depot, Nui Dat. Visible in the background is an American M48 tank, mine roller on loan to the Australians. 'Apache Power' has been fitted with a tree splitting blade and a winch at the rear.
The armoured bulldozer 'Brutus' and another in the background at the 17th Construction Squadron or 1 Field Squadron depot, Nui Dat. 'Brutus' has been fitted with a tree splitting blade known as a Rom
AN AMERICAN M48 TANK, CALL SIGN 92T, FITTED WITH SPECIAL ROLLERS, IN USE BY MINE CLEARING TEAMS, 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, PLANT TROOP, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, BEING TOWED TO NUI DAT BY AN ARMOURED REC
Nui Dat, South Vietnam, 1971-3. A US Army M48 tank, on loan to Australian forces, call sign 92T, fitted with heavey wheeled rollers for mine clearance.
Soldiers of 1st Field Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE), make final adjustments to a mine roller. The tank, an American M48, and the rollers are on extended loan to the sappers from the US Ar
The vehicle hangers informally known as Nui Dat Motors Ltd, housing some of the vehicles used by the 17th Construction Squadron. Visible are a half ton platform trailer, a 6x6 International transit (c
AN AMERICAN M48 MEDIUM TANK, CALL SIGN 92T, USED FOR LAND AND MINE CLEARING BY MINE CLEARING TEAMS, 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, PLANT TROOP, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS. THE SPECIALLY FITTED ROLLERS AT THE FRO
