The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An Australian soldier, his national flag visible in the distance behind him, walks past a sand-bagged tent structure at the 1st Australian Logistics Support Group (1ALSG). With aerials protruding from the canvas roof, the tent is probably either used as a radio communications centre or command post (CP).
Construction is underway to develop the new base at the 1st Australian Logistics Support Group (1ALSG). In this activity, a sand-bagged structure, possibly a re-inforced emplacement, has been erecte
A typical 'tent city' erected at the first Australian Logistics Support Group (1ALSG) base. Sand-bagged walls provide some protection from potential rocket and mortar attacks. These tent lines proba
Heavily sand bagged as a precaution against enemy mortar attack is the communications hut, containing the switchboard and other communications equipment used and maintained by the 145 Signal Squadron,
A scraper, probably from an Army Construction Squadron (ACS), is used in the initial levelling of the area assigned to the newly formed 1st Australian Logistics Support Group (1ALSG). This machinery,
A sand bagged weapon pit at the rear of 29363 Corporal Bernard William (Bernie) Binge's tent, at the 581 Signal Troops lines at the 1st Australian Logistic Support Group (1ALSG) base. There is an ammu
A Command Post (CP) for military operations in Vietnam. A M113A1 armoured personnel carrier (APC) of 3 Cavalry Regiment, serial number ARN 134470 (left), named 'Sue', forms part of the mobile defence
