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CLOSE VIEW OF SPECIAL ROLLERS FITTED TO THE FRONT OF AMERICAN M48 MEDIUM TANKS FOR DETONATING MINES DURING MINE CLEARING OPERATIONS. THESE TANKS WERE USED BY MINE CLEARING TEAMS, 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, PLANT TROOP, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS.
AN AMERICAN M48 MEDIUM TANK, CALL SIGN 92T, USED FOR LAND AND MINE CLEARING BY MINE CLEARING TEAMS, 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, PLANT TROOP, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS. THE SPECIALLY FITTED ROLLERS AT THE FRO
AN AMERICAN M48 MEDIUM TANK, CALL SIGN 92T, USED FOR LAND AND MINE CLEARING BY MINE CLEARING TEAMS, 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, PLANT TROOP, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS. THE SPECIALLY FITTED ROLLERS AT THE FRO
AN AMERICAN M48 TANK, CALL SIGN 92T, FITTED WITH SPECIAL ROLLERS, IN USE BY MINE CLEARING TEAMS, 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, PLANT TROOP, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, BEING TOWED TO NUI DAT BY AN ARMOURED REC
AN AMERICAN M48 MEDIUM TANK, CALL SIGN 92T, USED BY MINE CLEARING TEAMS, 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, PLANT TROOP, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS.
MEMBERS OF A MINE CLEARING TEAM, 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, PLANT TROOP, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS CHANGING ROLLERS ON THEIR AMERICAN M48 TANK AFTER IT HAD HIT A MINE. IDENTIFIED, SITTING ON THE GUN BARREL
An American M48 mine clearing tank, call sign No 92T of 1 Field Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers on Route 2, Phuoc Tuy Province, Vietnam, c1971. Note the specially fitted rollers to detonate mines
