The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Nui Dat, Vietnam. 1966. Some of the sophisticated equipment in use by Australians at their Task Force base is shown in operation by Corporal Geoff Cartwright of Oakleigh, Vic. It is the parabolic reflector of radar controlled detectors which can spot the source of enemy mortar fire. It is operated by 131st Divisional Locating Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), on operations against the Viet Cong.
Nui Dat, Vietnam. 1966. Some of the sophisticated equipment in use by Australians at their Task Force base is shown in operation by Corporal Geoff Thwaites of Frankston, Vic, a soldier of 131st Divisi
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1966. Radar equipment for locating and detecting enemy artillery positions, used by 131st Divisional Locating Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, 1st Australian Task Force (1A
Bien Hoa Province, South Vietnam. 1968-06. Delicate adjustment to sensitive radar equipment is made by Corporal Stephen Palmer of Cairns, Qld, a member of the 131st Divisional Locating Battery. The ra
BIEN HOA PROVINCE, SOUTH VIETNAM, 1968-06. BOMBARDIER KEITH HYLIFFE OF PARRAMATTA, NSW, CHECKS OVER SENSITIVE RADAR EQUIPMENT BEING USED AT FIRE SUPPORT BASE (FSB) CORAL IN NORTH-WEST BIEN HOA PROVINC
NUI DAT, SOUTH VIETNAM. 1968-07-21. USING A RANGEFINDER, GUNNER JOHN DELLACA OF BALLARAT, VIC (LEFT) AND LANCE BOMBARDIER (MITCH) MILLAR OF DANDENONG, VIC, TRACK AND PLOT BEARINGS TO MORTAR, ARTILLERY
Checking a radar unit during Operation Coburg is 5411587 Gunner Murray Smale of Bayswater, WA, a member of 131st Divisional Locating Battery. Gunner Smale's unit is based with the 1st Australian Task
