76-1. Kangaroo Pad from 104 Sig Sqn
front. Photos supplied by Pat Kiely [1968]
76-2.
Kangaroo Pad in a bit of a mess from 104
Sig Sqn front after a US Army "Bandit" Huey Gunship
exploded at Nui Dat early on the morning of the 12 August 1968.
Photos supplied by Pat Kiely [1968]
76-3. US C123 at Luscombe Field, Nui Dat.
Photos supplied by Pat Kiely [1968]
76-4. Gary "Alf " Grayson (Det
110 Sig Sqn) cleaning his personal weapon. Photo supplied by Gary
Grayson (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1968]
Comment: The above and following
Album 76 photos were taken by members of 110 Sig Sqn (Force Signals) who were on
detachment to 104 Sig Sqn (Task Force Signals). At any given time 30+ members of 110 Sig
Sqn were deployed with 104 Sig Sqn at Nui Dat.
76-5. Barry Pudney (Det 110 Sig Sqn)
cleaning his personal weapon. Photo supplied by Gary Grayson
(Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1968]
76-6. US Army Chinook picking up
Australian Troops. Photo supplied by Gary Grayson (Detachment 110
Sig Sqn) [1968]
76-7. Accommodation area for Det
110 Sig Sqn at Nui Dat.
Photo supplied by Gary Grayson (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1968]
Note: Mortar pit at rear
of tents.
76-8. Looking from Accommodation
Tents towards the OR's Abraham Club and Movie Theatre tent. Photo
supplied by Gary Grayson (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1968]
Note: Movies provided on 16mm
film but keeping the projectors serviceable was a big problem.
76-9. 104 ACV Comcen "Callsign
85C" in its car port at 104 Sig Sqn transport compound. Photo supplied by Ken
Gregson (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1971]
76-10. Greg Hadaway, 110
Sig Sqn Deployment Troop at front of Radio
Terminal Set AN/MRC-69 Shelter at Nui Dat.
Photo supplied by Ken Gregson (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1971]
Comment: The AN/MRC-69
was providing communications during the wind down phase at Nui Dat.
76-11. 104 Communication
Control bunker beside Squadron HQ. Photo supplied by Ken
Gregson (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1971]
76-12. US Army Signals
detachment at 104 Sig Sqn, Nui Dat. Photo supplied by Ken
Gregson (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1971]
76-13. Accommodation tent
"For Pink Pissy Only". Photo supplied by Ken
Gregson (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1971]
76-14. Looking from
accommodation tents to 104 Sig Sqn front onto Kangaroo Pad. Photo supplied by
Ken Gregson (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1971]
Note: The washing hanging in
the trees.
76-15. 104 Sig Sqn accommodation
tents. Photo supplied by Ken Gregson (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn)
[1971]
Note: The board walkway to help
keep out of the mud in the wet.
76-16. Road convoy on the
way to Long Binh as part of Operation Toan Thang
after leaving FSPB Coral. Photo supplied by
Ken Short (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1968]
Note: 110 Sig Sqn detachments
provided Radio Relay and RATT on Operation Toan Thang including FSPB Coral
from the deployed Task Force back to the Task Force base at Nui Dat
76-17. Road convoy on the way to
Long Binh as part of Operation Toan Thang
after leaving FSPB Coral. Photo
supplied by Ken Short (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1968]
FSPB Coral. Largest battle for
Australians since WW2 using Task Force HQ, Two Battalions and Combat
Support Troops including 104 Sig Sqn. 25 Australians KIA
including one 104 Sig Sqn member.
76-18. 110 RATT
detachment at Long Binh as part of Operation Toan Thang. Photo
supplied by Ken Short (Detachment 110 Sig Sqn) [1968]
RATT = Radio Teleprinter (System of
communicating over teleprinter using HF Radio)
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