The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BINH BA, VIETNAM. 1966-08. A SMILE FROM TWO VIETNAMESE GIRLS TALKING TO AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS AFTER ELEMENTS OF THE 5TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (5RAR) AND 6RAR HAD CLEARED THE VIET CONG FROM THE VILLAGE DURING OPERATION HOLSWORTHY. LEFT TO RIGHT: LANCE CORPORAL PETER ASH OF ARMIDALE, NSW, AND SAPPER IAN BIDDOLPH OF NAMBUCCA HEADS, NSW, BOTH OF 1 FIELD SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS (RAE).
Binh Ba, Vietnam. 1966-08. Private (Pte) Fred Robertson of Abbotsford, NSW (left), and Pte Andrew Fenech of Mascot, NSW, talking to a girl in the doorway of her home after the village was freed from y
Binh Ba, Vietnam. 1966-08. Private (Pte) Tony Whitfield of Mandurah, WA (left), and Pte Jim Calder of Rosewood, Qld, receive bananas from Vietnamese children during Operation Holsworthy. Soldiers of t
South Vietnam. 1966-08. Viet Cong documents discovered in a house in Binh Ba village during Operation Holsworthy, are examined by Private (Pte) Bill Winkel of Mount Mee, Qld (left) and Pte Brian Tickn
Vietnam. 1966-08. After a night long march across country to surround Binh Ba village, troops of the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR), 6RAR, and Task Force elements made the most of
Vietnam. 1966-08. Lieutenant John Hartley of Nambour, Qld (right), and two Vietnamese interpreters question a woman in the village of Binh Ba, during Operation Holsworthy. The village was entered afte
Left to right: Private (Pte) Erroll [sic] Nilsen of Dunwich, Queensland, Pte Neville Bryant of Walcha, NSW, and Pte Rod Scott of Glen Iris, Victoria, tried conversing with Vietnamese children in Binh
