The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
South Vietnam. February 1971. Headquarters of the 302 Regional Force Battalion with the Long Hai Hills in the background. At the time the photograph was taken the Vietnamese battalion had taken complete responsibility of the area. An Australian Mobile Advisory and Training Team (MATT) was living in the compound with the Regional Force soldiers. Note the low wire entanglement fence (barbed wire) in the foreground.
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. February 1971. Mobile Advisory and Training Team (MATT) member, Warrant Officer Class 2 Mick Youl of Wahroonga, NSW (right), passes on his expert knowledge of the M6
Binh Ba, South Vietnam. February 1971. Mobile Advisory and Training Team (MATT) soldiers link up with Vietnamese Regional Force (RF) personnel to plot a course during an operation in Phuoc Tuy Provinc
Binh Ba, South Vietnam. February 1971. Corporal Paul Hanley of Manly, NSW, a medic with the Mobile Advisory and Training Team (MATT), treats the infected foot of a young Vietnamese child. Corporal Han
Long My, South Vietnam. February 1971. Gunner Gary Lawrence of Hobart, Tas, takes down a message during a combined Mobile Advisory and Training Team (MATT) / Regional Force operation. Gunner Lawrence,
Long Dien, South Vietnam. February 1971. Mobile Advisory and Training Team (MATT) medic, Corporal Don Beck of Stafford, Qld, treats the badly infected hand of a Vietnamese baby while the anxious mothe
Long Son Island, South Vietnam. March 1971. Surrounded with barbed wire, the stark old French fort on Long Son Island is now home for four diggers of the Mobile Advisory and Training Team (MATT) 14.
