The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1967. On top of Nui Dat hill, the highest point in the Australian Task Force area, Privates Peter Cervinski (left) and Frank Grigonis (right), Delta (D) Company soldiers of the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR), keep constant watch for Viet Cong movement.
Vietnam. 1967. On top of Nui Dat hill, the highest point in the Australian Task Force area. Gunner Ben Lombardo of Sydney, NSW, takes his turn on watch over the surrounding country. A constant watch i
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. 1967. Private Don McLean of Wodonga, Vic, a soldier of Delta (D) Company, 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR), looks for signs that the enemy has moved through the area. He is
Vietnam. 1967. Private Barry Johnson of Blair Athol, SA, a soldier of Delta (D) Company of the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR), looks for signs that the enemy has moved through the
Vietnam. 1967. Private Peter Boyd of Sefton, NSW, looks every inch a fighting soldier as he patrols the jungle near Task Force Base with his mates of Delta (D) Company. After nine months of combat you
Vietnam. 1967-07. Private Conrad Becker of Moorabbin, Vic, sends a message with a wireless handset covered in plastic to keep out rain during Operation Cooparoo. The 7th Battalion, The Royal Australia
