The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Senior officers are consulting a battle map during a joint Australian American battle exercise in the truce line area of Korea. They are, left to right: Brigadier (Brig) E H J Carms, of the US 24th Infantry Division; Brig G R D Musson, CBE, DSO, Commander Ist Commonwealth Division in Korea; and Lieutenant Colonel C R Shockey, Commanding Officer of the US Army 6th Tank Battalion. Australian infantrymen are working in close co-operation with the 6th Tank Battalion during the three day exercise, the annual battle efficiency test of the American unit. It is the first time that an American unit has called on troops of another country to support it in a test.
Senior officers are consulting a battle map during a joint Australian American battle exercise in the truce line area of Korea. They are, left to right: Major M Derbyshire, Officer Commanding C Compa
Participating in a battle exercise near the Korean truce line, are American tank driver Private First Class John C De Moss (left), of the US 6th Tank Battalion, and 41672 Lance Corporal Grant McKenzie
61039 Private Denis Ralph Osborne, of Glenorchy, Tas, and D Company, 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), signals a message back to his company headquarters as an American tank roars p
Participating in a battle exercise near the Korean truce line, are Private (Pte) Wallace Brown (left), of Bendigo, Vic, 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), and Pte Lee Kyoo Bong, a me
American tank men and Australian infantrymen are briefed before a battle exercise near the Korean truce line. The Australians are members of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), an
American tanks of the US Army's 6th Tank Battalion, participate in training exercises with the Australian infantrymen of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), near the truce line in
