The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 19 August 1966. A haul of enemy weapons found on the battlefield by Delta Company, the 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), when the company returned to the scene of its heroic lone stand at Long Tan against a crack North Vietnamese battalion. The weapons included rocket launchers, heavy machine guns, a recoilless rifle, and scores of rifles and carbines. Known to be: Lance Corporal Peter Slack-Smith (kneeling); Corporal (Bluey) Moore (directly behind); Private George Richardson (second from right).
LONG TAN, VIETNAM. 19 AUGUST 1966. TROOPS IN A CLEARING IN THE RUBBER PLANTATION EXAMINE SOME OF THE VIET CONG WEAPONS CAPTURED BY D COMPANY, 6TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (6RAR), AFTER
LONG TAN, VIETNAM. 8 AUGUST 1966. TREATING A WOUNDED VIET CONG FOUND ON THE BATTLEFIELD AFTER DELTA COMPANY 6TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (6RAR) RETURNED TO THE SCENE OF ITS HEROIC LONE
VIETNAM. 19 AUGUST 1966. AUSTRALIAN TASK FORCE COMMANDER, BRIGADIER O.D. JACKSON, TALKS WITH THE MEN OF DELTA COMPANY, 6TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (6RAR), AFTER THE COMPANY'S HEROIC L
Vietnam. 19 August 1966. Private Neil Bextram of WA, rests against a tree when Delta Company, the 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), returned to the scene of the company's heroic lon
Abandoned enemy equipment being gathered by men of Delta Company, 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), when they returned to the battlefield after their epic lone stand at Long Tan aga
Vietnam. 19 August 1966. The morning after the Battle of Long Tan and Corporal (Cpl) Ross McDonald of Redcliffe, Qld (left) and Cpl Laurie Drinkwater of Bankstown, NSW, take time out to eat some ratio
