The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Relaxing after a strenuous truce line patrol in Korea is 24996 Private George Grahme (Graham) Chevalley, of Grafton, NSW. Pte Chevalley came to Korea with the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), in April last year. He volunteered to serve for another year in Korea after he had completed his scheduled twelve months' tour of duty on the truce line. Pte Chevalley was training to be a baker at Grafton before he joined the Australian Regular Army four years ago.
52268 Private (Pte) Lloyd Stephens, of Perth, WA, and of A Company, 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), moves out with a patrol into the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) which separates the U
Relaxing after a strenuous truce line patrol in Korea is 28113 Private (Pte) Maxwell Charles (Max) Doust, of Glen Innes, NSW. Pte Doust has been serving in Korea for six months with the 1st Battalion,
This underground command post is one of the nerve centres of the defence positions held by the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), on the Korean truce line. Private Des Graham, of Ade
Sighting an American anti-tank weapon now being used by Australian troops in Korea is 6723 Corporal (Cpl) Rodney Thornton 'Snowy' Nettlefold, of Montague Bay, Tas. The gun is a 75 mm Recoilless rifle
13253 Private (Pte) Kevin Dare (left), of Yeppoon, Qld, and Pte Lyle MIller, of Singleton, NSW, are the gun crew of this 75 mm Recoilless rifle. The American anti-tank weapon is being used by the 1st
Ready in his fighting pit as the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australia Regiment (1RAR), manned its positions in the Kansas Line in Korea, is Private (Pte) Danny Matthews of Goonellabah, Lismore, NSW. He
