The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
POSSIBLY IN THE DAT DO/LANG PHUOC HAI AREA, VIETNAM WAR. THIS PHOTO SHOWS A MINE-CLEARING TANK 92T, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, WHICH WAS CAUGHT BY A MINE IN THE WRONG PLACE. ALTHOUGH THE ROLLERS IN FRONT OF THE TANK WERE SUPPOSED TO DETONATE THE MINES, ON THIS OCCASION, THE VIET CONG HAD PLACED THE MINE IN ONE SPOT AND ITS SWITCH TEN FEET IN FRONT. HENCE THE EXPLOSION WENT OFF RIGHT UNDERNEATH THE TANK.
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
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
POSSIBLY IN THE DAT DO/LANG PHUOC HAI AREA, VIETNAM WAR. A BULLDOZER USED FOR MINE CLEARING, HITTING A MINE IN A KNOWN MINE FIELD.
POSSIBLY IN THE DAT DO/LANG PHUOC HAI AREA, VIETNAM WAR, 1969-70. A BULLDOZER USED BY THE 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, FOR MINE-CLEARING.
POSSIBLY IN THE DAT DO/LANG PHUOC HAI AREA, VIETNAM WAR. A UNITED STATES TANK, CALL SIGN 92-T, ON LOAN TO THE FIRST FIELD SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, USED FOR MINE CLEARING WHEN CLEARING WHE
