The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Recovering a B Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, mine damaged M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC). Note the T50 turret fitted with twin .30 calibre machine guns. This vehicle (ARN 134282) was destroyed by an (estimated) 80-pound mine at 11:57 on 24 June 1969, at LOC YS478552. The crew, Lance Corporal K I Dewar, Crew Commander of c/s 22A, and Trooper R G Young, driver, c/s 22A, were both killed in the incident. The damaged vehicle was returned to Australia aboard HMAS Jeparit voyage 24 south, and stripped.
Recovering a B Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, mine damaged M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC). Note the T50 turret fitted with twin .30 calibre machine guns. This vehicle (ARN 134282) was destroye
Xuan Loc area, South Vietnam. 1967-12. A Flying Crane helicopter (either a Sikorsky CH-54 or S-64 Tarhe) begins to uplift a mine-damaged M113 armoured personnel carrier (APC). Members of the 11th Armo
42633 Sergeant Walter Egon Meyer, a crew member of a M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC), following a Centurion tank on an armoured patrol through dense undergrowth . This APC is fitted with a Cadil
South Vietnam. 1968. An M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) following a Centurion tank on an armoured patrol through dense undergrowth . This APC is fitted with a Cadillac Gage T50 turret and is arm
Xuan Loc area, South Vietnam. 1967-12. Purple smoke rises near a mine-damaged M113, as two members of the 11th Armoured Cavalry Regiment (11ACR), United States Army, prepare for the uplift of the crip
Xuan Loc area, South Vietnam. 1967-12. A Flying Crane helicopter (either a Sikorsky CH-54 or S-64 Tarhe) flying low above the trees near a clearing where it was called in to uplift a mine-damaged, M11
