The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of an 'F' Troop, 2 Squadron, Special Air Service (SAS) patrol, flanked by a pair of M113A1 armoured personnel carriers (APC's), change into their camouflage uniform prior to reaching the 'drop point' to commence a 'walk in' patrol into the Long Hai Hills. The SAS patrol travelled to this point in normal ‘jungle greens’ to conceal their purpose from enemy agents.
BA RIA, SOUTH VIETNAM. 1971. MEMBERS OF AN 'F' TROOP, 2 SQUADRON, SPECIAL AIR SERVICE (SAS) PATROL ON TOP OF ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIERS (APC'S) PASSING THROUGH BA RIA ON THEIR WAY TO THE 'DROP POINT'
SOUTH VIETNAM. 1971. ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIERS (APC'S), IN CONVOY, TRANSPORT MEMBERS OF AN 'F' TROOP, 2 SQUADRON, SPECIAL AIR SERVICE (SAS) PATROL TO THE 'DROP POINT' FOR A 'WALK IN' PATROL INTO THE
SOUTH VIETNAM. 1971. ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIERS (APC'S) CARRYING AN 'F' TROOP, 2 SQUADRON, SPECIAL AIR SERVICE (SAS) PATROL THROUGH LIGHT SCRUB TOWARD THE 'DROP POINT' FOR A 'WALK IN' PATROL INTO THE
SOUTH VIETNAM. 1971. ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIERS (APC'S) CARRYING AN 'F' TROOP, 2 SQUADRON, SPECIAL AIR SERVICE (SAS) PATROL, MOVE ALONG A TYPICAL TRACK TOWARD THE 'DROP POINT' FOR A 'WALK IN' PATROL
A MkV/1Centurion tank 3C (Three Charlie), named 'Pussy Eater', of 3 Troop, 1st Armoured Regiment (1AR) RAAC, escorts armoured personnel carriers (APCs) which carried an F Troop, 2 Squadron, Special Ai
Some members of the Special Air Services (SAS), wearing jungle camouflage, floppy bush hats, and facial camouflage, receiving a last minute briefing before setting out on patrol. Identified in the for
