The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view of a pentagon shaped area of land that has been cleared through the jungle in Phuoc Tuy Province. These cleared areas are often referred to as firestone trails.
Engineers of 1st Australian Task Force are knocking down hundreds of acres of jungle which form a natural hideout for a Viet Cong engineer unit operating in Phuoc Tuy Province. Using four D8 bulldozer
An aerial view of an unidentified Fire Support Base (FSB), which is possibly FSB Maree in the northern sector of Phuoc Tuy Province, The site has been cleared from low scrub and jungle. Note the rubbe
Section Commander Corporal (Cpl) John Yule, 26, from Whyalla, SA, moves cautiously through thick jungle in the north west of Phuoc Tuy Province, during operations designed to clear large areas of jung
A Caterpillar D8H bulldozer, with the call sign four eight B (48B) in the process of being fitted out with armour plating at the Australian Army Engineering Workshops at Nui Dat. These vehicles were u
A topographic map titled 'Cleared Area Overprint - May 69' covering an area in Phuoc Tuy province as well as parts of Bien Hoa and Long Khanh. Scale 1:100,000, edition 3, sheet 6430, series L607, 29th
Three Vietnamese women receiving gifts of clothing from an Australian soldier in Binh Ba, Phuoc Tuy Province, Vietnam, as part of the Australian Civic Affairs Unit (1ACAU) programme, often referred to
