The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two soldiers man a British Ferret armoured car, with British Army Registration Number 33BA69, which is attached to the 28th Commonwealth Brigade, Far East Strategic Reserve. It is being used as a perimeter defence vehicle to guard the QF 25 pounder field guns of B Troop, 105th Field Battery. There is a Browning .30 calibre machine gun mounted in the turret. In the backgound are two GMC, CCKW-353 two and a half ton trucks. Stencilled onto the front bonnets of the vehicles are B3 and B4, denoting that they are being used as artillery tractors for guns three and four of B Troop, 105th Field Battery. These trucks also have the Australian Army Registration Numbers (AARN) 74121 and AARN 142695 stencilled to the side of their bonnets.
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
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. They have canvas covers
2/7376 Gunner Ray Seaborn, 20, of Katoomba, NSW, a driver with A Troop (A Tp), 105th Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), checks under the bonnet of his GMC, CCKW-353 two and a half ton tr
3/5646 Gunner Stewart Birnie, 20, of Rosebud, Vic, A Troop (A Tp), 105th Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), gives a friendly wave from the cab of his GMC, CCKW-353 two and a half ton art
The youngest member of A Troop, 105th Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), Gunner (Gnr) Don Broen 19, of Burnie, Tas, secures the tail gate of his GMC, CCKW-353 two and a half ton artiller
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
