The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
South Vietnam. January 1971. Lance Bombardier Chris Sutcliff, 21, of Jimbour, Qld (right) (holding an SLR), a member of the 107th Field Battery visits C Battery, 5th/42nd US Artillery, temporarily based at Nui Dat in support of the 1st Australian Task Force Base (1ATF). The battery's (Big Daddy) 155mm guns have a range of 14,600 metres and make their presence felt and heard. Shells are on the ground and other unidentified soldiers are next to the gun.
South Vietnam, January 1971. Gunner (Gnr) Mervyn Bignall, 24, of Harbord, NSW, is with the 107TH Field Battery in Vietnam which fires 105MM Howitzers. But this week he visited C Battery, 5th/42nd US A
South Vietnam. August 1971. Private George Johannsen of Biggenden, Qld (left), and Warrant Officer Class 2 Bert Weale of Gaythorne, Qld, make friends with two Vietnamese boys from Hoa Long near the 1s
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. August 1971. Enemy weapons ranging from an assassin grenade to a 107mm rocket with a range of 15,000 metres are inspected at the 1st Australian Task Force Base (1ATF) in Nui Da
South Vietnam. January 1971. Private Ron Graham of Mount Hawthorn, Vic, sizes up a target through the 2.75mm telescopic sights of his SLR L1A1. Private Graham was serving with C Company, 7th Battalion
South Vietnam. August 1971. Staff Sergeant Wayne Wells of O'Connor, ACT, a member of the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) Intelligence Staff, this box of tricks holds the key to electronic disclosure
South Vietnam. January 1971. Surrounded by Vietnamese children at the Baria Orphanage are Father Lex Levey, Lance Bombardier Gough Alasdair, 23, of Wahroonga, NSW, and Gunner John Lucas, 22, of Hampto
