The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Private Paul Collins of Acacia Ridge, Brisbane, Qld, checks the blindfold of a passenger on a Vietnamese peasant's ox cart. An Australian army patrol was escorting the cart and its three occupants along a portion of Route 2, one of the main roads. All Vietnamese vehicles were searched and passengers blindfolded so they do not see nearby military installations.
Private Paul Collins of Acacia Ridge, Brisbane, Qld, checks the blindfold of a passenger on a Vietnamese peasant's ox cart. An Australian army patrol was escorting the cart and its three occupants alo
Private Paul Collins of Acacia Ridge, Brisbane, Qld, checks the blindfold of a passenger on a Vietnamese peasant's ox cart. An Australian army patrol was escorting the cart and its three occupants alo
Private Paul Collins of Acacia Ridge, Brisbane, Qld, checks the blindfold of a passenger on a Vietnamese peasant's ox cart. An Australian army patrol was escorting the cart and its three occupants alo
Vietnam. 1966-10. Australian troops provide an armed escort for the ox carts of local peasants. Because Route 2, the main thoroughfare in Phuoc Tuy Province, cuts across the outer perimeter of the 1st
VIETNAM, 1966-10. PRIVATE BOB YOUNG OF LAUNCESTON, TAS, MOTIONS VIETNAMESE PEASANTS FROM AN OX CART TO BE SEARCHED AND THEIR PAPERS CHECKED. THE PEASANTS WERE USING A ROADWAY IN THE PHUOC TUY PROVINCE
VIETNAM, 1966. AN AUSTRALIAN PATROL, RIFLES AT THE READY, PASSES PEACEFUL VIETNAMESE VILLAGERS IN THEIR BULLOCK CART EN ROUTE TO THE NEARBY VILLAGE OF TAN PHU. THE AUSTRALIANS WERE PATROLLING THEIR AR
