The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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's move to FSB Coral. In the foreground, soldiers' clothing and other equipment hangs on a line, while behind it protected by sandbags and covered by hoochies are the temporary shelters, in which the gunners slept at night. The large tarpaulin behind the hoochies is covering the ammunition dump for the gun. The gun itself, in the background, is an M2A2 105 mm Howitzer. Its crew included Neil Ahern.
Artillery shells stacked in a small ammunition dump for 102 Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), at Fire Support Base (FSB) Harrison. The dump is protected from stray missiles by sandbags
An M2A2 105 mm howitzer of 102 Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, in position at the newly-established Fire Support Base Coral. The gun crew included 1733192 Neil James Ahern.
Fire Support Base Coral, Bien Hoa Province, Vietnam, 1968-05-13. Smoke rises in the background as two B52 bombers (out of sight) bombard a suspected enemy position. Temporary canvas shelters known as
Fire Support Base Harrison, Bien Hoa Province, Vietnam. 11 May 1968. Three members of 102 Field Battery, 12th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), cover their ears as one of the unit's 10
Fire Support Base Harrison, Bien Hoa Province, Vietnam. 11 May 1968. A 105mm M2A2 howitzer of 102 Field Battery, 12th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), firing the first Splintex artill
Fire Support Base Coral, Bien Hoa Province, Vietnam, c. June 1968. Gun position for the No. 6 gun of 102 Field Battery, 12th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), some three weeks after th
