The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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.
AN AUSTRALIAN D8 BULLDOZER USED TO CLEAR KNOWN AND SUSPECTED VIET CONG MINE FIELDS BY MINE CLEARING TEAM, 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, PLANT TROOP, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS. THE BULLDOZER WOULD CUT A DEEP TR
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, 1970. LAND CLEARING BULLDOZERS WITH ARMOURED PROTECTION USED BY FIRST FIELD SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS.
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
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 F
A BULLDOZER USED BY MINE CLEARING TEAMS, 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, PLANT TROOP, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS.
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. August 1971. Bulldozer driver Sapper Peter Haig of Allora, Qld, checks a bulge in the blade of his bulldozer caused by a mine detonating against it. Sapper Haig, a m
