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VIETNAM, 1968-01. TWO MEMBERS OF 6 PLATOON, V COMPANY, A NEW ZEALAND COMPONENT OF THE ANZAC BATTALION, EXAMINING THE DEAD BODIES OF TWO VIET CONG SOLDIERS KILLED IN A CONTACT WITH THE PLATOON. THE CONTACT OCCURRED DURING OPERATION COBURG IN THE BORDER AREA OF BIEN HOA AND LONG KHANH PROVINCES, TO THE NORTHWEST OF PHUOC TUY PROVINCE. THE TWO NEW ZEALAND SOLDIERS ARE 41426 PRIVATE A.P. COWIE (LEFT) AND 40232 PRIVATE G.J. PEDDIE. THE ANZAC BATTALION CONSISTED OF ELEMENTS OF THE 1ST BATTALION, THE ROYAL NEW ZEALAND INFANTRY REGIMENT (1RNZIR), AND THE 2ND BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (2RAR).
VIETNAM, 1968-01. THE DEAD BODY OF A VIET CONG SOLDIER KILLED IN A CONTACT WITH 6 PLATOON, V COMPANY, A NEW ZEALAND COMPONENT OF THE ANZAC BATTALION. THE CONTACT OCCURRED DURING OPERATION COBURG IN TH
VIETNAM, 1968-02. THE DEAD BODY OF A VIET CONG SOLDIER KILLED IN A CONTACT WITH 6 PLATOON, V COMPANY, A NEW ZEALAND COMPONENT OF THE ANZAC BATTALION, DURING OPERATION COBURG IN THE BORDER AREA OF BIEN
VIETNAM, 1968-02. A TACTICAL POSITION OCCUPIED BY 6 PLATOON, V COMPANY, A NEW ZEALAND COMPONENT OF THE ANZAC BATTALION, DURING OPERATION COBURG IN THE BORDER AREA OF BIEN HOA AND LONG KHANH PROVINCES,
VIETNAM, 1968-02. A VIET CONG CAMP THAT WAS ATTACKED BY V COMPANY, A NEW ZEALAND COMPONENT OF THE ANZAC BATTALION, DURING OPERATION COBURG IN THE BORDER AREA OF BIEN HOA AND LONG KHANH PROVINCES, TO T
VIETNAM, 1968-02-07. THE DEAD BODIES OF VIET CONG (VC) SOLDIERS KILLED WHEN A COMPANY-SIZED VC FORCE ATTACKED V COMPANY, A NEW ZEALAND COMPONENT OF THE ANZAC BATTALION, DURING OPERATION COBURG IN THE
VIETNAM, 1968-02. A BUNKER IN A VIET CONG CAMP THAT WAS ATTACKED BY V COMPANY, A NEW ZEALAND COMPONENT OF THE ANZAC BATTALION, DURING OPERATION COBURG IN THE BORDER AREA OF BIEN HOA AND LONG KHANH PRO
