The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1967-06. Inspecting a 175mm gun of the United States 1/83rd Battalion is Commanding Officer of 4th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), Lieutenant Colonel Reg Gardner of Wacol, Qld (left) and Lieutenant Colonel Glen Million. The United States battalion provided additional artillery support for the Task Force.
Vietnam. 1967-06. United States Corporal Richard Kenney of Michigan, USA (right), explains the sighting techniques for a 175mm gun to Australian Gunners Wayne Murphy of North Perth, WA (left), and Jim
Vietnam. 1967-06. Gunner Jim Howard (near camera) of Wentworthville, NSW, and Bombardier Warren Barnard of Devonport, Tas (right), examine a 175mm gun during a tour of the United Stated 1/83rd Battali
South Vietnam. June 1967. Gunners Neville Tunney of Ipswich, Qld (left), and Norman Jackson of Northfield, SA, discuss the capabilities of a US 175mm gun which belongs to the 1/83rd Battalion. The Bat
South Vietnam. June 1967. Corporal Richard Kenney of Michigan, USA (centre), discusses the capabilities of a 175mm gun of the 1/83rd Battalion with Gunner David Higginson of Annangrove, NSW (right), a
Vietnam. 1967-09. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee, Lieutenant General Sir John Wilton (second from right), explains a theory on artillery rounds to Sergeant Philip Button of Suffolk, U
Vietnam. 1967-11. Chief of the General Staff, Lieutenant Sir Thomas Daly (second from left), walks through the mud during his visit to the Fire Support Base during Operation Santa Fe. With him is Lieu
