The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
1/3543 Gunner (Gnr) Ken Borgges, of West End, Qld, 3/10188 Gnr Jock Allan, of Mosman, NSW, 1/3446 Gnr Ian Jewell, of Murgon, Qld and 1/3381 Gnr Allan Jacobsen, of Rockhampton, Qld, all signallers with B troop, 105th Field Battery using a Number 19 wireless set to communicate with their battery headquarters. The men are armed with an Owen gun and three Number 5, Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE), jungle carbines. Two QF 25 pounder field guns are positioned in the background.
Informal portrait of 5/2402 Gunner (Gnr) Ron Arnold, of Perth, WA, and 3/5404 Gnr Jim Muncaster, of Kent Town, SA, both of 105th Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, sitting in the back of a GMC
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
Gun crews of four QF 25 Pounder guns of B Troop, 105th Field Battery, on parade early in the morning of New Years Day 1956 prior to being moved forward for their first action. The guns are hitched to
1/1528 Sergeant Joe Soxsmith, of Carina, Qld (left), 1/2672 Gunner (Gnr) J 'Tich' Thomas, of Bulimba, Qld (centre) and 2/8327 Gnr Bert Lawrence, of Oatley, NSW (right), all of B Troop, 105th Field Bat
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
Unidentified members of 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), cautiously move forward while patrolling through a rubber plantation. The men are armed with Owen guns and Number 5, Short
