The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Soldiers of 3 Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), assaulted and captured this typical enemy bunker during Operation Overlord. Made of timber and earth, the bunker was part of a large and well-designed system that had previously been occupied by elements of 3 Battalion, 33 North Vietnamese Army (NVA) Regiment.
Held together by jungle vines, a crude timber structure stands in an enemy camp and bunker system that was assaulted and captured by soldiers of 3 Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), duri
An unidentified Australian soldier examines part of an enemy camp and bunker system that was assaulted and captured by the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), during Operation Overlor
A basket, water bottle, mugs, small kitbag and other personal items are laid out on mats or groundsheets at an enemy camp and bunker system that was assaulted and captured by soldiers of 3 Battalion,
Members of the Pioneer Platoon, 3 Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), examine an enemy bunker system that their battalion has assaulted and captured during Operation Overlord. Among the g
216747 Captain John Edgar Tick, Officer Commanding 2 Troop, 1 Field Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE), holds up a United States aid package found in a captured enemy bunker system behind him.
At an extensive enemy camp and bunker system, a table and seats fashioned from of jungle timber stand on a raised earthen platform among trees and undergrowth. The system has just been captured in an
