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Photograph P00592.002 Vietnam, 1962-1975M113A1 ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIER NO 31A DAMAGED BY A VIET CONG ANTI-TANK MINE WHICH ALSO WOUNDED THREE OF ITS CREW.

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M113A1 ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIER NO 31A DAMAGED BY A VIET CONG ANTI-TANK MINE WHICH ALSO WOUNDED THREE OF ITS CREW.
M113A1 ARMOURED PERSONNEL CARRIER NO 31A DAMAGED BY A VIET CONG ANTI-TANK MINE WHICH ALSO WOUNDED THREE OF ITS CREW.

Unidentified members of A Squadron, 3 Cavalry Regiment, Royal Australian Armoured Corps, (RAAC), examining an M113A1 armoured personnel carrier, (APC), call sign Three Three (33), which has been sever

At right, the rear of a badly damaged M113A1 Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC), with call sign one three alpha (13A) and ARN 134305, from B Squadron, 3 Cavalry Regiment, rests on the back of a Centurio

The port side (driver's side) of an M113A1 armoured personnel carrier (APC) with the call sign three one alpha (31A) and named '& TEARS II', showing the blue tri-angle of A Squadron, 3rd Cavalry Regim

The crew of Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) three one Alpha (31A) inspect the damage caused by an anti-tank mine. Corporal Douglas Lennox is standing on top of the APC. Note the name Tears II on the

"After mine". Identified, left, is 216502 Corporal Douglas Thomas 'Doug' Lennox, Crew Commander of an Armoured Personnel Carrier Callsign 31A which had just hit a 20-30 lb anti-tank mine. At right is
