The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of 5 Platoon, B Company, 7th Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (7RAR) and South Vietnamese militia constructing the barbed wire perimeter fence along the minefield which ran between Horseshoe Hill and Lang Phuoc Hai.
Members of 5 Platoon, B Company, 7th Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (7RAR) and South Vietnamese militia constructing the barbed wire perimeter fence along the minefield which ran between Hor
A United States Army CH-47 Chinook helicopter bringing in barbed wire to be used in the construction of the perimeter fence along the minefield which ran between Horseshoe Hill and Phuoc Hai.
PHUOC LOI. A VIEW SOUTHWARDS TOWARDS PHUOC LOI, SHOWING ONE OF THE TWO SIX-FOOT HIGH BARBED WIRE FENCES THAT ENCLOSED THE MINEFIELD THAT RAN FROM DAT DO TO PHUOC HAI ON THE COAST. AT FAR LEFT, A SECTI
Phuoc Tuy Province, Vietnam, c. 1967-05. View southward near Ap Lo Gom, showing one of the two 1.8 metre high barbed wire fences that enclosed the minefield that ran from Dat Do to the coast. A sectio
PHUOC LOI. MEMBERS OF B COMPANY, 5TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (5RAR), IN A MK III TRUCK EAST OF PHUOC LOI. THE SOLDIERS ARE LAYING A MINEFIELD AND CONSTRUCTING TWO BARBED WIRE FENCES T
Gillman reports on schemes introduced by Brigadier Stuart Clarence Graham as Commander 1st Australian Task Force, for assisting the South Vietnamese authorities to control the movement of the populati