The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A US ARMY HELICOPTER DROPS AMMUNITION TO 105 FIELD BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY AS DUSK SETTLES. THE AUSTRALIANS WERE IN POSITION IN THE CONG THANH DISTRICT. THE DROP ZONE WAS MARKED BY A SMOKE GRENADE IN THE ELEPHANT GRASS IN THE FOREGROUND.
Resupply of ammunition in the Vietnam jungle for the 105th Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, by a US Army Iroquois helicopter. The Australians and American forces were on a combined operation
An Australian soldier directs the crew of an American helicopter on to a jungle landing zone in the Cong Thanh district of Bien Hoa province during a combined Australian-American operation against the
A helicopter hovers above elephant grass that's waist high but didn't impede the troops from the Australian mortar crew as they moved into position with their weapons in the Cong Thanh area. They were
Gunner David White of Ettalong, Vic, a member of the 105th Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, keeps his weapon handy as he carries a tarpaulin through thick elephant grass in Vietnam's War Zon
Cong Thanh, Vietnam. 1965. Two helicopters land in a jungle clearing after a recent combined Australian-American operation in the Bien Hoa province. In the foreground is an Australian Sioux helicopte
Troops of 1 Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR) moving out of Xam Cay Xoai village. This Australian patrol returned safely to its company position in the Cong Thanh district. In this villa
