The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Aboriginal 1202577 Sapper Claude Malone of Brisbane, Qld (left), and 2794597 Sapper Paul Taylor of Gladsville, NSW, prod for mines in front of a mine and land clearing bulldozer in Phuoc Tuy Province. Both are members of 1st Field Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE). The squadron's bulldozers were working on a mine and land clearing operation in the south of the province.
HOBART, AUSTRALIA. 1943-04-26. A RECENTLY COMPLETED CHURCH FOR THE USE OF PERSONNEL OF FORT DIRECTION, HOBART COAST ARTILLERY. THE COST OF ERECTING WAS DEFRAYED BY SUBSCRIPTIONS OF THE CIVILIAN POPULA
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. August 1971. Bulldozer driver Sapper Peter Haig of Allora, Qld, checks a bulge in the blade of his bulldozer caused by a mine detonating against it. Sapper Haig, a m
1736686 Sapper (Spr) Stephen Henry Armbrust (left) of Cairns, Qld, using headphones and a metal detector to locate mines, while 62025 Spr Darryel Binns (right) of Pyngana, Tas, is carefully using his
Baria, South Vietnam. February 1971. Sapper John Woods of Harbord, NSW (right), instructs a South Vietnamese apprentice in the correct method of securing a gutter. Sapper Woods, a member of 17th Const
South Vietnam. 1968-10. Sapper Ken Lowdon of Puckapunyal, Vic, climbs onto his bulldozer to begin a shift during the land clearing team's Operation Lyrebird, a land clearing operation in Phuoc Tuy Pro
Baria, South Vietnam. February 1971. Sapper Theo Bongers of Wangaratta, Vic (right), teaches the art of brick-laying to a South Vietnamese apprentice at a housing site in Baria, the capital of Phuoc T
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. August 1971. Sergeant Berney Bickel of Hammondville, NSW (left), points out a feature on a map of a Viet Cong bunker system to reconnaissance officer Lieutenant John
