The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1966-11-28. Private (Pte) Graeme Blair of Grafton, NSW (left), and Pte Robert Woods of Frankston, Vic, were hit by fragments of a claymore type mine, exploded by the Viet Cong during Operation Ingham, when the 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), pushed into jungle to the east of Task Force base Nui Dat. Pte Blair got a hole in his hat and a slight scalp wound, and Pte Woods suffered a slight leg wound.
Private Graeme Blair of Grafton, NSW, being treated for a minor scalp wound by medical assistant Lance Corporal Mike Moon of Granville, Sydney, NSW. Blair found holes in his bush hat when it was pierc
VIETNAM. 1966-11. TROOPS OF 6TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (6RAR), PROBE THROUGH AN UNDERGROUND ROOM IN A VIET CONG CAMP, DISCOVERED WHEN THE BATTALION PUSHED DEEP INTO JUNGLE TO THE EAS
Vietnam. 1966-11-28. Underground living quarters found in a Viet Cong jungle camp during Operation Ingham. Troops of the 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), found the camp when they p
Vietnam. 1966-11-28. A soldier of the 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), gets ready to fire his M79 grenade launcher in a brief flurry of action during Operation Ingham. The battalio
Vietnam. 1966-11-28. There was a chance for a change from rations when this soldier of the 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), chased a chicken found in a Viet Cong camp during Operat
Vietnam. 1966-11-28. A three way discussion for Captain Peter Harris of Brisbane, Qld (left), Vietnamese interpreter Ha Hai Hien, and Private John Wright of Cranbourne, Vic, as they discuss captured V
