The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Silhouetted against the dawn mist, Number 2 (B2) gun crew of B Troop, 105th Field Battery, clean their QF 25 pounder field gun, following an all night shoot directed against Communist terrorists hiding out in the Hills of Southern Kedah. On the night of the 1st and 2nd January 1956, these QF 25 pounder field guns were the first, since 1945 to be fired in anger against an enemy.
Men of B Troop, 105th Field Battery, working in humid weather conditions, prepare four QF 25 pounder field guns for a strike against Communist hideouts in the hills of Kedah. On the night of the 1st a
Men of B Troop, 105th Field Battery, working in humid weather conditions, prepare 25 pounder shells for a strike against Communist hideouts in the hills of Kedah. Two QF 25 pounder field guns can be s
Signalmen of B Troop, 105th Field Battery, setting up a wireless aerial in preparation for the first strike against Communist terrorists. Four QF 25 Pounder Field Guns are positioned ready for firing
Men of B Troop, 105th Field Battery, straining with heavy cases of 25 pounder shells, which they are taking from a warehouse on a rubber estate in Kedah, to their waiting QF 25 pounder field guns. A c
2/6957 Corporal Barry Stokes, of Hornsby, NSW, (foreground), 5/1253 Craftsman (Cfn) Nev Johnston of Fremantle, WA, (background) and 2/6310 Cfn Fred Ommundson of Mosman, NSW, (back), all members of the
Members of a guard, with bayonets attached to their Number 5, Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE), jungle carbines, present arms as the trucks and guns of 105th Field Battery move out of their base camp
