The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1966-11-28. Enemy sign on a tree deep in jungle to the east of Task Force base Nui Dat is explained by a Vietnamese interpreter to Private Norm Wotherspoon of Maryborough, Qld (left), and Pte Peter (Speed) Gordon of Bulleen, Vic, both of the 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR). The battalion penetrated deep into the jungle during Operation Ingham.
Vietnam. 1966-11-28. Contents of a Viet Cong letter, explained by Vietnamese interpreter Ha Hai Hien, are relayed to HQ by 1410901 Private John Strzelczykowski of Northgate, Brisbane, Qld, during Oper
Vietnam. 1966-11-28. Major Brian McFarlane of Brisbane, Qld, a Vietnamese interpreter (centre), and 43582 Private John Krahnert of Darlington, NSW, examine Viet Cong documents found when the 6th Batta
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
Vietnam. 1966-11-28. A soldier of the 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR), advances cautiously on a Viet Cong hut as the battalion penetrated jungle to the east of Task Force base Nui
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
