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  • Unknown soldiers standing against artillery Unknown soldiers standing against artillery
  • Pte Tai Tamepo, V5 Company Tai Tamepo
  • Jim Gilchrist (left) and Selwyn Lilley firing Howitzer in Vietnam, 1969 Selwyn Lilley firing gun, 1969
  • Gallantry presentation - William Papuni, Michael Williams and John Galley Gallantry presentation - William Papuni, Michael Williams and John Galley
  • 1 Platoon V6 4RAR/NZ
  • 50-year battle for recognition article 50-year battle for recognition
  • Bunker system clean up, Operation Hermit Park, 1971 Bunker system clean up, Operation Hermit Park, 1971
  • After assault on bunker system, Operation Hermit Park, 1971 After assault on bunker system, Operation Hermit Park, 1971
  • After assault on bunker system, Operation Hermit Park, 1971 After assault on bunker system, Operation Hermit Park, 1971
  • Centurion tank, Operation Hermit Park, 1971 Centurion tank, Operation Hermit Park, 1971
  • Chinook helicopter, Operation Hermit Park, 1971 Chinook helicopter, Operation Hermit Park, 1971
  • 1 Pl V6 Coy prior to bunker assault, Operation Hermit Park, 1971 1 Pl V6 Coy prior to bunker assault, Operation Hermit Park, 1971
  • 1 Pl V6 Coy prior to second assault on bunker, Operation Hermit Park, 1971 1 Pl V6 Coy prior to second assault on bunker, Operation Hermit Park, 1971
  • Medic Peter 'Speedy' Jacobs (left) treating Kelly Illolahia, May 1969 3 Platoon Whiskey 2 Company under fire
  • New Zealand Red Cross team members, 1970–1971 New Zealand Red Cross team members, 1970–1971
  • Unidentified 161 Battery gunners, circa 1966 Unidentified 161 Battery gunners
  • Left to right: Michael Harris, William Forrester, Ian Smeath and Kerei Ruru at Long Tan, November 1971 Mike Harris at Long Tan, 1971
  • Vian Mitchell, V2 Company Vian Mitchell
  • Victor 2 Company Mortar Section, 1967-1968 Victor 2 Company Mortar Section, 1967-1968
  • Mac Maukino Wells, 161 Battery RNZA Mac Maukino Wells
  • 3 Platoon Deploys poem by Alastair MacKenzie 'WM' 3 Platoon Deploys - Poem
  • The River Crossing poem by Alastair MacKenzie 'WM' The River Crossing - Poem
  • The Platoon Commanders poem by Alastair MacKenzie 'WM' The Platoon Commanders - Poem
  • The Patrol Returns poem by Alastair MacKenzie 'WM' The Patrol Returns - Poem

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