The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1967. A charge of explosive is prepared by, Sapper Don Wride of Sydney, NSW (left), Sapper Rick Prosser of West Wyalong, NSW, and Corporal Dave Wood of Camp Hill, Qld. All are members of the 17th Construction Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers. They will use the charge to enlarge a 68 foot shaft, drilled at the Horseshoe to supply the location with water.
Vietnam. 1967. Left to right: Sapper Arend de Weger of Manly, Qld, Sapper Pat Heaney of Petersham, NSW, and Sapper Richard Thomas of Busselton, WA, prepare ironwork for construction of a 2ft culvert a
Vietnam. 1967-09. Captain Don Campbell of Coffs Harbour, NSW (right), discusses the damage caused by a Viet Cong plastic explosive charge on an M113 Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) with Lieutenant Ho
Vietnam. 1967. It is a different type of spearfishing for Sapper Brian Clarke of Bankstown, NSW (centre). He is holding a makeshift spear to retrieve a piece of water drilling equipment. With him are
Vietnam. 1967. It is a different type of spearfishing for Sapper Brian Clarke of Bankstown, NSW (centre). He is holding a makeshift spear to retrieve a piece of water drilling equipment. With him are
Vietnam. 1967. Craftsman Graeme Morrissey of Mosman Park, WA, releasing water from a bailer during water drilling operations at the Horseshoe in Phuoc Tuy Province. He is a member of the 17th Construc
South Vietnam. 1967. Located in one of the unimproved areas of the 1st Australian Logistic Support Group (1ALSG) at Vung Tau, is Plant Troop of the 17th Construction Squadron. The hill behind the troo
