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SOUTH VIETNAM. 1968-09. CRAFTSMAN BRIAN BAKER OF MATONG, NSW, A MEMBER OF A SQUADRON, 3RD CAVALRY REGIMENT, LIGHT AID DETACHMENT BASED AT NUI DAT, OVERHAULS THE ENGINE OF ONE OF THE ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIERS (APC) OF THE SQUADRON. THE TRACKS AS THE CARRIERS ARE KNOWN, HAVE COVERED 62,000 MILES IN THE LAST SIX MONTHS IN VIETNAM.
South Vietnam. 1968-09. Corporal Jim Jones of Holsworthy, NSW, tests the crew intercommunication system in an armoured personnel carrier (APC) following repairs by the A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1968-09. Corporal Brian Wicks of Orange, NSW, repairs a gunshield of an armoured personnel carrier (APC) of A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment. Corporal Wicks is a member of the
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1968-09. A service is completed on an armoured personnel carrier (APC) by members of A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, Light Aid Detachment (LAD), and Corporal Don Omond of Fra
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1968-09. Craftsman Ross Winkler of Broken Hill, NSW, makes an adjustment with a 24 inch spanner to an armoured personnel carrier (APC) of A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment. Craf
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. 1968-11-10. Trooper Robert English of Nelsons Bay, NSW, looks at damage done to his armoured personnel carrier (APC) after a mine exploded under the tracks during Op
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1968-06. Prime Minister, John Gorton (right), inspects an armoured personnel carrier (APC) of A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, Royal Australian Armoured Corps (RAAC), during a
