The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SMOKE CLOUD FROM THE DESTRUCTION OF A TUNNEL SYSTEM IN A BANANA PLANTATION BY ENGINEERS FROM 3 TROOP NO 1 FIELD SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS. THE BLAST RING IN THE SMOKE CLOUD IS CAUSED BY DESTRUCTION OF A WATER WELL IN THE TUNNEL SYSTEM.
BIEN HOA PROVINCE, VIETNAM. 1965. DOWN A DARK WELL GOES SAPPER BILL MURRAY, OF SLACK'S CREEK, NEAR BRISBANE, DURING AN AUSTRALIAN SEARCH FOR VIET CONG HIDEOUTS IN XAM CAY XAOI VILLAGE IN THE CONG THAN
An unidentified Australian soldier examines part of an enemy camp and bunker system that was assaulted and captured by the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), during Operation Overlor
ABOVE GROUND DESTRUCTION AFTER A VIET CONG TUNNEL SYSTEM WAS BLOWN BY MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, USING A MIGHTY MITE AIRBLOWER DURING OPERATION 1/66 `CRIMP' IN THE HO BO WOODS AREA.
Unidentified officers and men of 4 Troop, Royal Australian Engineers, attached to 11th Independent Field Squadron Royal Engineers, inspect the blast damage and a water filled crater after a number of
SERIA AREA, BORNEO. 1945-07-13. THE BRIDGE OVER THE SERIA RIVER ON THE SERIA-TUTONG ROAD, NOW UNDER REPAIR BY MEMBERS OF 3 PLATOON, 2/3 FIELD COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS (RAE). THE SMOKE IN BA
SERIA AREA, BORNEO. 1945-07-13. THE BRIDGE OVER THE SERIA RIVER ON THE SERIA-TUTONG ROAD, NOW UNDER REPAIR BY MEMBERS OF 3 PLATOON, 2/3 FIELD COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS (RAE). THE SMOKE IN BA
