The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The practice occupation of the defence line (Kansas Line) in Korea is an exercise that must be carried out with all possible speed, and the companies of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR) are always trying to better the time taken to complete the job. Here the unidentified sergeant instructor uses an old Korean burial ground as a natural outdoor classroom to discuss the good and bad points of the attack exercise which his squad of newcomers has just completed.
The practice occupation of the defence line (Kansas Line) in Korea is an exercise that must be carried out with all possible speed, and the companies of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regimen
The practice occupation of the defence line (Kansas Line) in Korea is an exercise that must be carried out with all possible speed, and the companies of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regimen
The practice occupation of the defence line (Kansas Line) in Korea is an exercise that must be carried out with all possible speed, and the companies of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regimen
During practice occupations of the Kansas Line defence positions in Korea the signalmen of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), are very busy keeping the companies in touch with He
Bairnsdale, Vic. C. 1944. An instructor (left) at the General Reconnaissance School RAAF, Bairnsdale, uses a strip of negative film to discuss photographs taken by a course member during a training ex
All units of 1 Commonwealth Division in Korea are continually practicing the occupation of their battle positions in the Kansas Line. Speed is essential for this operation, and whenever a practice is
