The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 Battalion. 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. 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, Q
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
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
Nui Dat, Vietnam. 1967-07. Sergeant Vivian Tippett of Waiouri, NZ (left), and Private Jim Watton of Wentworthville, NSW, connect a four inch pipe to a 10,000 gallon fuel storage tank before refuelling
Vietnam. 1967. There's plenty of time for a cool drink and a game of cards for these gunners of 103 Battery, even if their 105mm pack howitzer is covered up. Enjoying the break are, from left, Sergean
