The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A trip wire that has been fitted to the base of a rubber tree and connected to an M16 anti personnel mine (not visible)
A United States (US) manufactured M16 anti personnel (AP) mine. These AP mines are designed to 'jump' and explode between one and two metres above the ground. The mine is triggered when one of the thr
A United States (US) manufactured M16 anti personnel (AP) mine. These AP mines are designed to 'jump' and explode between one and two metres above the ground. The mine is triggered when one of the thr
A US made M16 anti personnel mine which has been buried in the ground with just the top of the device visible. A ply wood pressure plate has been placed over the device to increase the surface area to
Armoured dozers 'Apache Power' and 'Mean Bear' at the 17th Construction Squadron depot, Nui Dat. Visible in the background is an American M48 tank, mine roller on loan to the Australians. 'Apache Powe
A trip wire attachment that can be fitted to a Chinese Communist (Chicom) Dh10 directional type mine.
An unidentified serviceman (sitting, third from left), C Company, 13th National Service Battalion, receiving tuition from Sergeant Eric Campbell Lawther (front) and an unidentified instructor on the c
