The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A VIEW OF FIRE SUPPORT BASE CORAL, LOOKING TOWARDS THE EAST, AT THE TIME OF THE BATTLE OF CORAL. IN THE FOREGROUND RAY MCVEY IS WALKING PAST THE HOOCHIES OR TEMPORARY SHELTERS OF 102 FIELD BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY. ON THE FAR LEFT IS THE BATTERY'S NO. 4 GUN, A 105MM M2A2 HOWITZER, COMMANDED BY SERGEANT JOHN STEPHENS. IN THE BACKGROUND, THE CENTURION MkV/1 TANKS OF C SQUADRON, 1ST ARMOURED REGIMENT, WHICH HAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM NUI DAT, ARE MOVING INTO DEFENSIVE POSITION.
A VIEW OF FIRE SUPPORT BASE CORAL, LOOKING TOWARDS THE SOUTHEAST, AT THE TIME OF THE BATTLE OF CORAL. IN THE FOREGROUND ARE THE HOOCHIES OR TEMPORARY SHELTERS OF 102 FIELD BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AR
Fire Support Base Coral, Bien Hoa Province, Vietnam, 1968-05. Bridge laying equipment for Centurion tanks, used for this purpose after the initial engagement at Fire Support Base (FSB) Coral. In the f
Probably Fire Support Base (FSB) Harrison, Bien Hoa Province. One of the gun positions occupied by 102 Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, at Fire Support Base (FSB) Harrison, prior to the unit
A VIEW TO THE NORTHEAST FROM FIRE SUPPORT BASE CORAL AT THE TIME OF THE BATTLE OF CORAL. AT LOWER RIGHT IS THE NO. 5 GUN, A 105MM HOWITZER, OF 102 FIELD BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, WHICH WAS
Looking down through the barbed wire from the top of Courtenay Hill at three Australian MkV/1 Centurion tanks, one of which, Five Alpha, (5A), has been fitted with a dozer blade. The tanks are part of
Fire Support Base Coral, Bien Hoa Province, Vietnam, 13 May 1968. A member of 102 Field Battery, 12th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), standing on a patch of disturbed earth that mark
