The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Even in the Korean wet season, when the hills run with water and the lowlands become sodden lakes of mud, training continues. These soldiers of the 3rd battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), are off on a training run in the rain. It is a testimony to their physical fitness that wearing full battle equipment, they are expected to, and can run two miles in eighteen minutes. Even without their rifles a two mile run in the mud and rain is a gruelling test.
Even in the Korean wet season, when the hills run with water and the lowlands become sodden lakes of mud, training continues. These soldiers of the 3rd battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR),
Even in the Korean wet season, when the hills run with water and the lowlands become sodden lakes of mud, training continues. These soldiers of the 3rd battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR),
In spite of acres of mud and extensive lakes caused by ceaseless rain, the work of servicing RAF aircraft continues without a pause on advanced airfields in Belgium. Here RAF ground crews wade through
NEW GUINEA. WITH THE BEGINNING OF THE DRY SEASON SOME OF THE ROADS IN NEW GUINEA HAVE BECOME AS DUSTY AS ANY IN THE MIDDLE EAST. BAD THOUGH THE DUST IS, THE AUSTRALIANS PREFER IT TO THE RAIN AND MUD O
Physical fitness is a keynote in the success of officer cadets completing their fourth year at the Royal Military College. Each cadet spends about 600 hours in physical training and sport during this
Armoured Personnel Carrier callsign 86B (86 BRAVO) named 'THE UGLY', of 3 Cavalry Regiment, Australian Force Vietnam, fitted with a hootchie to keep the rain off in the wet season.
