ALBUM 47 - 104 SIG SQN

47-1. Chinook (CH-47) moving 3RAR from original position at FSPB Coral (AO Bondi).  RAP hole fill in and RC292 Antenna in the foreground.  Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

  
47-2. Skycrane (Sikorsky CH-54) at early 3RAR position FSPB Coral..  Note troops on the Perimeter.  Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

 
47-3. Skycrane (Sikorsky CH-54) coming into early 3RAR position FSPB Coral.   Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

 
47-4.  3RAR Mortar pit at FSPB Coral.  Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

    
47-5. 3RAR Mortar charges destroyed at FSPB Coral.  Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

 
47-6.  Recovery vehicle at FSPB Coral.  Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

47-7.  APC (M1113) on perimeter at FSPB Coral. Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

   
47-8. APC (M1113) on perimeter at FSPB Coral.  Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

47-9. APC (M1113) on perimeter at FSPB Coral. Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

 
47-10. 3RAR CP in the background at FSPB Balmoral.  Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

 
47-11. 3RAR RAP at FSPB Coogee (AO Manly) before Battalion moved to Balmoral (AO Newport).  Photo supplied by Bobby Ellis [May 1968]

 
47-12.  Jim Little and Bob Saunders working Ebony Switchboard at Nui Dat.  Photo supplied by Australian War Memorial [1970]

 
47-13. Terry Peacock and following is Victor Sheen.  The linemen are climbing a 104 Sig Sqn Deco Mast at Nui Dat for maintenance work.  Photo supplied by Australian War Memorial [1970].

 
47-14.  Arthur Bosustow and Ray Monery with Radio Set RT-524/VRC.  Photo supplied by Australian War Memorial [1970].

47-15.  Michael Mazengarb updating plans at HQ 104 Sig Sqn, Nui Dat. Photo supplied by Australian War Memorial [1970].

47-16.  Maj Keith Morel with Maj Gen Long.  Keith was the 3rd OC 104 Sig Sqn in South Vietnam.  Photo supplied by Australian War Memorial [1969].

47-17. Don Poulton from 104 Sig Sqn winning hearts and minds.  Photo supplied by Australian War Memorial [1967].

47-18. Lt Frank Elrington and Cpl Ken McDonald.  Photo supplied by Australian War Memorial [1968].