Private Knapp D Company 5RAR 'saddling up' for the move to Binh Ba

Centurion tanks from 1st Armoured Regiment heading for the Village of Binh Ba

Tanks and soldiers of 10 Platoon D Company awaiting orders to assault the NVA within the village of Binh Ba.

Villagers using the APCs as a screen as they are escorted out of the village

More villagers being escorted away prior to the assault on the entrenched NVA within the village

Village centre taking ground-fire as an RAAF 'Bushranger' gunship flies overhead

RAAF 'Bushranger' gunships in support of 5RAR on the ground

Looking over the top hatch of an APC just prior to 12 Platoon's assault into this sector of the village

House taking ground-fire

Doors on the huts were blasted open by M79 Rounds. A empty tank casing lays on the ground at right

Village houses after being cleared of the NVA by D Company 5RAR

School house in the village used by the NVA as their headquarters

Pte. A. Tuckfield outside the Roman Catholic Church after the battle

Cpl John Kennedy pictured outside the school house after the battle. John was killed in action 15 days later as a result of mines in the village of Dat Do

Arnold Lockrey (Van Hulst) contributor of the above photographs after the battle