P02060.068
Photograph P02060.068 Vietnam, 1962-1975Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1967-09. An improvised twin .30 calibre machine gun mount. This mount was not adopted for official use.

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Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1967-09. An improvised twin .30 calibre machine gun mount. This mount was not adopted for official use.
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1967-09. An improvised twin .30 calibre machine gun mount. This mount was not adopted for official use.

Quang Tri, Vietnam. 1967-09. Warrant Officer Nobert Gruetzner of Leppington, NSW, and the Australian Army Training Team in Vietnam (AATTV) shows Vietnamese soldiers how to use an 50 calibre M2 Brownin

NUI DAT, PHUOC TUY PROVINCE, SOUTH VIETNAM. C. 1967. A UNITED STATES ARMY M107, 175MM SELF PROPELLED FIELD GUN. ALTHOUGH THE SAME CALIBRE AS THE HOWITZER DEPICTED IN P1392/18/03 THE LONGER BARREL OF T

Vietnam. 1967. On top of Nui Dat hill, the highest point in the Australian Task Force area, Private Peter Cervinski of Geelong, Vic, a soldier of the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR

VIETNAM. 1965. AN AUSTRALIAN WARRANT OFFICER INSTRUCTING SOUTH VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS IN THE USE OF A HEAVY CALIBRE MACHINE-GUN NEAR THE TROY BRIDGE SOUTH OF HUE.

Portrait of 3791309 Trooper Desmond James (Des) Mahar behind the .30 calibre machine gun on a Centurion tank, during Operation Pinnaroo. His unit, C Squadron, 1st Armoured Regiment, is helping other T
