Fire Support Patrol Base (FSPB) Coral Remembered – Part 3
Bombardier Larry D’Arcy of 102 Field Battery No. 3 gun, had not been concerned where the next FSPB was to be located.
Bombardier Larry D’Arcy of 102 Field Battery No. 3 gun, had not been concerned where the next FSPB was to be located.
1RAR Mortar Platoon arrived at FSPB Coral at 5.00pm, around one hour short of last light.
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by David Clare Holloway