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Ready for anything - Corporal Ken Bannister (left) of Rose Bay, NSW, and Trooper Norm Wood of Kirraville, NSW, keep a sharp eye open for any possible Viet Cong approach. The men, members of the 1st Armoured Personnel Squadron, Royal Australian Armoured Corps, were on a road securing operation mounted by their unit and B Company, 6th Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR) on Route 15. The Australians were providing protection for a convoy of the US Army's 9th Division.
Private (Pte) Kerry Ryan of Quirindi, NSW, takes time out to smoke a cigarette during a road securing operation in South Vietnam. Pte Ryan was on the operation with his unit, B Company, 6th Battalion,
This group of Diggers on top an Armoured Personnel Carrier of the 1st Armoured Personnel Carrier Squadron, Royal Australian Armoured Corps, were on a road securing operation on a South Vietnamese high
A heavy downfall of rain did not perturb Private (Pte) Ron Lockhardt (right), of Casino, NSW, as he stood by the side of the road to provide security for a convoy of the US Army's 9th Division on Rout
Private Ian Male of Lang Lang, NSW and B Company, 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), stands by on the side of the road while the US Army's 9th Division rolls by in convoy along the n
Private Harold Heslop of Swan Hill, Vic, leads a party of soldiers from B Company, 6th Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), aboard an M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier. The soldiers had just
Private (Pte) Ron Lockhardt of Casino, NSW, stands by as vehicles of an American Army convoy pass during a heavy downfall of rain. Pte Lockhardt's unit, B Company of the 6th Battalion, Royal Australia
