The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BINH DINH PROVINCE, VIETNAM. 1969-09-08. IN THE PHU CAT DISTRICT OF BINH DINH PROVINCE DURING A HAMLET SEARCH BY A SOUTH VIETNAMESE PROVINCIAL RECONNAISSANCE UNIT (PRU) LED BY WARRANT OFFICER E. B. OSTARA OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY TRAINING TEAM VIETNAM (AATTV) A CHANCE EXPOSURE AND CAPTURE OF TWO VIET CONG GUERILLAS LED TO THE DISCOVERY OF AN ARTILLERY SHELL AND WIRING USED AS A LAND MINE. SEE ALSO P1011/65/52 AND 53. (FORMERLY 200306)
BINH DINH PROVINCE, VIETNAM. 1969-09-08. IN THE PHU CAT DISTRICT OF BINH DINH PROVINCE A CAPTURED VIET CONG GUERILLA (WITH WHITE SHIRT IN CENTRE OF PHOTOGRAPH) LEADS A SOUTH VIETNAMESE PROVINCIAL RECO
IN THE PHU CAT DISTRICT OF BINH DINH PROVINCE A CAPTURED VIET CONG GUERILLA PARTS BAMBOO FROM THE FRONT OF HIS HIDE UNDER THE WATCHFUL EYES OF MEMBERS OF A SOUTH VIETNAMESE PROVINCIAL RECONNAISSANCE U
Two Provincial Reconnaissance Unit (PRU) scouts moving toward a hamlet in the Phu Cat area. The PRU, led by Warrant Officer Class 1 E. B. (Ossie) Ostara, Australian Army Training Team (AATTV), conduct
One of two captured Viet Cong (VC) guerilla's who ran into a hamlet during a cordon and search operation by the Provincial Reconnaissance Unit (PRU) scouts near the Phu Cat area. The PRU, led by Warra
A captured Viet Cong (VC) guerilla who threw a grenade at Provincial Reconnaissance Unit (PRU) scouts, as they conducted a cordon and search of a hamlet near the Phu Cat area. After throwing the grena
A captured Viet Cong (VC) guerilla leading Provincial Reconnaissance Unit (PRU) scouts to the hide where he and two other VC lived, about 1500 metres into the jungle, near a hamlet in the Phu Cat area
