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Photograph P03258.269 Period 1990-1999Dust swirls in the wake of a Russian made BTR 70 armoured personnel carrier (APC) as it thunders past a motor scooter which has just stopped to let it pass on a main road outside Battambang. At least

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A pair of Russian made BTR-60 PB armoured personnel carriers (APCs) sit in the pavement close to the Australian Force Communications Unit (FCU) headquarters in Phnom Penh. This eight wheeled, single turret amphibious APC is armed with a 14.5 mm KPV-T machine gun and a coaxial 7.62 mm machine gun and has seen widespread use since the model was first introduced in 1965. The APC in the background appears to have a flat tyre, a common fault with these vehicles. It is unclear whether these vehicles belong to State of Cambodia (SOC) forces, or have been brought in as part of the UNTAC operation, (which is unlikely as they lack the UN markings and paint scheme).
Dust swirls in the wake of a Russian made BTR 70 armoured personnel carrier (APC) as it thunders past a motor scooter which has just stopped to let it pass on a main road outside Battambang. At least

Close view of a pintle mounted 7.62 mm M60 general purpose machine gun, fitted to a GS Land Rover. The Land Rover is one of several used to escort vehicles of 85th Transport Platoon, Royal Australian

Khost, Afghanistan. 1992-03-30. Captain Marcus Fielding, a member of the United Nations Mine Clearance Training Team - Afghanistan/Pakistan (UNMCTT) dressed in local clothing, with Captain M. O'Shanne

A convoy of Australian vehicles leaving the compound at Vung Tau bound for the 1st Australian Task Force Base (1ATF) at Nui Dat. The vehicles are mainly Land Rover 1/4 ton 4 x 4 trucks, and the lead

The ZPU-1 anti aircraft machine gun system is a single barrelled 14.5 mm weapon mounted on a two wheeled, towed pneumatic-tyred carriage. The weapon which was typically fitted to this particular mount
Troop Commander 342755 Captain (Capt) Graham James Moon and other members of 1 Troop, 1st Field Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE) on operations in Phuoc Tuy Province. Capt Moon is armed with
