The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1967. After captured enemy ammunition, including explosives, grenades and mortar rounds, is ignited, the troops examine the crater left for any unexploded ammunition.
Vietnam. 1967. While captured enemy ammunition, including explosives, grenades and mortar rounds, is ignited, the troops from 5th Battalion and 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR) and
Vietnam. 1967. Captured enemy ammunition, including explosives, grenades and mortar rounds, is piled ready for demolition near the lines of 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR). It is b
Vietnam. 1967. Captured enemy ammunition, including explosives, grenades and mortar rounds, is piled ready for demolition near the lines of 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR). Lieuten
Vietnam. 1967. On operations in the jungles of Vietnam, any sort of clearing means a short respite from clinging vines and thorns. Lance Corporal Mike Lebreton of Leura, NSW, leads soldiers of B Compa
Vietnam. 1967. Troops in Vietnam learn to sleep anywhere, at any time. Using the jungle for a bed, his pack for a pillow, and nursing his gun is no deterrent to Private Doug Graham of A Company, 6th B
South Vietnam. 1967-12. A display of captured Viet Cong weapons including rifles, a mortar and light machine gun.
