The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of 1410882 Private James Patrick Molony from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, standing outside his tent at Nui Dat. He is depicted holding a Colt M16 A1 rifle (erroneously called 'Armalite'), and over his shoulder is carrying a belt of 7.62mm ammunition for an M60 machine gun.
NUI DAT, VIETNAM, 1967-07. AT HIS EASEL WAR ARTIST LIEUTENANT (LT) BRUCE FLETCHER OF GLEN IRIS, VIC, PUTS THE FINISHING TOUCHES TO HIS OIL PORTRAIT PAINTING OF 1410882 PRIVATE JIM MOLONY OF CAMOOWEAL,
An unidentified Australian soldier carrying a Colt M16 A1 rifle (erroneously called 'Armalite').
Portrait of Private Colin Raymond Wright, 'D' Company, 7 Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment 3788774 , on patrol, wet and muddy, carrying a Colt M16 A1 rifle (erroneously called 'Armalite').
Portrait of 2782216 Private Peter Julian Jansz, 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment, (7RAR), in Vietnam with a Colt M16 A1 rifle (erroneously called 'Armalite').
Kitted up with packs, weapons and ammunition belts, a section of 2 Platoon, A Company, 1RAR, is about to depart the battalion camp near Bien Hoa Air Base to go out on what is probably Operation Maraud
Nui Dat, Vietnam. 1967-06. Outside the tent office of the senior member of the Military Police (MP) is the Provost Marshal, the Australian Army's top military policeman, Lieutenant Colonel Edward Seat
Horseshoe Hill, South Vietnam. 1969-07. Private Barry Price of Cabramatta, NSW, and a member of C Company, 9th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (9RAR), shows a South Vietnamese soldier the ope
