The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
VIETNAM. 1966-09. RAIN DELUGES, AS THE MONSOON NEARS ITS END IN VIETNAM, TURN SMALL DITCHES INTO TORRENTS. BUT IT WAS A CASE OF "A LITTLE MORE WON'T HURT" FOR PRIVATE EDWARD KING OF BENDIGO, VIC, WHO ALONG WITH OTHER 5TH BATTALION, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (5RAR) SOLDIERS ON A ROUTINE PATROL, WAS WET THROUGH ANYWAY.
Vietnam. 1966-09. Sergeant Ray Calvert of Charlestown, Newcastle, NSW, stepping into a rain swollen ditch during a routine patrol by the anti-tank platoon of the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Re
Vietnam. 1966-09. Three soldiers wash their face in a creek during a routine patrol near Task Force base area by the anti-tank platoon of the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR).
VIETNAM. 1966-07-07. THERE IS PLENTY OF BAMBOO IN VIETNAM, AND PRIVATE (PTE) ALLAN WELLS OF CAIRNS, QLD (LEFT), AND PTE EDWARD KING OF BENDIGO, VIC, MAKE GOOD USE OF IT FOR STRETCHER TYPE BEDS WHILE W
Vietnam. 1966-09. Careful approach to a jungle hut by Private Nick Iredale of Frankston, Vic, and Corporal (Pappy) Francis of Hammondville, NSW, during a routine patrol near Task Force base area by th
Vietnam. 1966. Sergeant Wally Anderson of Wagga, NSW, and of the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR), cleans his weapon to prevent rust from the constant rain and high humidity.
Vietnam. 1966. Corporal Garry Anthony of Guildford, NSW, and of the 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR), cleans his weapon to prevent rust from the constant rain and high humidity.
