The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MEN OF 10 PLATOON, D COMPANY, 8TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (8RAR), READY TO GO OUT ON AMBUSH. THE PLATOON WENT OUT AS TWO HAVLES, WITH AN EXTRA GPMG M60 (GENERAL PURPOSE MACHINE GUN), ALLOWING TWO GUNS PER HALF-PLATOON (ONE GUN AT EACH END OF THE AMBUSH IF REQUIRED). LEFT TO RIGHT: PRIVATES JEFF NORDOFF; "CHINA" LONG (AUSTRALIAN-BORN CHINESE); CORPORAL JOCK JAMIESON, PRIVATE RON CAMBPELL.
CORPORAL JOCK JAMIESON, D COMPANY, 8TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (8RAR), SITTING OUTSIDE A BUNKER ON D COMPANY PERIMETER CLEANING A 50 CALIBRE MACHINE GUN. THESE WERE ACQUIRED FROM THE
CORPORAL JOCK JAMIESON OF D COMPANY, 8TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (8RAR), TEST-FIRING HIS GPMG M60 (GENERAL PURPOSE MACHINE GUN) AT THE RIFLE RANGE OUTSIDE THE DEFENSIVE PERIMETER WIRE
A mixed group of Australian and Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) soldiers about to leave an unidentified ARVN compound for an ambush drill. Identified foreground from left are 2790951 Private (P
Two unidentified members of 2 Platoon, A Company, 1RAR, take advantage of a pause on the second day of Operation Iron Triangle to have a rest and dry their gear out in the sun. The digger (right) is l
Soldiers from 6 Platoon, B Company, 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR), lying prone on a reverse slope amongst rubber trees, prior to a final sweep through Binh Ba after a two day bat
South Vietnam. April 1971. Sergeant Richard (Snow) Wright of Inverbrackie, SA (left), platoon sergeant with the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), points something out to his men. Th
