The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An M113A1 Fire Support Vehicle (FSV), which is patrolling in country along a recently cleared fire trail, has become entangled with barbed wire (coil visible on the ground at the front of the vehicle). Two of the crew members, 5717958 Trooper (Tpr) Roland Edward Wood (left) and 38862 Tpr Robert John McDonough (right) work to clear the obstruction. The crew commander, 55863 Corporal John James 'Jack' Hannah is looking down from his turret.
With steam coming from the engine compartment, this M113A1 Fire Support Vehicle (FSV) with the call sign four two Bravo (42B) and named 'COMALCO', has been driven up a service ramp for a clean up befo
An M113A1 Fire Support Vehicle (FSV) attached to A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, with the call sign four two (42) and called 'THE SANDGROPER'. This FSV was one of several M113A1 APCs fitted with a
Three Australian troopers from A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, onboard an M113A1 fire support vehicle (FSV), during Operation Overlord 5 June 1971 to 14 June 1971. Identified from left: 137885 Troop
A row of three M113A1 Fire Support Vehicles (FSV) at the Headquarters, 1st Australian Task Force base at Nui Dat. Identified from left: 218180 Trooper (Tpr) John Albert Wailes and 217990 Tpr Kenneth W
The three crew members are clearly visible in this M113A1 Fire Support Vehicle (FSV) from A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment (3 Cav), Royal Australian Armoured Corps as they move along a muddy track in
Two M113A1 Fire Support Vehicle (FSVs) (left) passing an M113A1 Armoured Personnel Carrier (right) as they move south from fire support base Debbie. The lead FSV has the call sign four two Charlie (42
