The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Panamberi River, New Guinea. 1945-08-05. NX86671 Private S. Hill, 2/7th Australian Infantry Battalion, AIF, takes a drink from his water bottle to which is attached part of his supply of grenades. Private Hill was a member of a six day patrol into enemy territory in an effort to seize a strategical position astride the main enemy line of communication.
PANAMBERI RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1945-08-05. TROOPS OF D COMPANY, 2/7TH INFANTRY BATTALION, PUSHING ALONG THE JAPANESE LINE OF COMMUNICATION TRAIL BESIDE THE CREEK DURING A SIX DAY PATROL INTO ENEMY TERRI
ULEBILUM-KIARIVU, PANAMBERI RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1945-08-05. GUNNER V.E. COOPER, 2/7TH INFANTRY BATTALION, WITH THE DEAD BODIES OF TWO JAPANESE SOLDIERS WHO WERE KILLED AT THE RIVER FORD DURING A SIX DA
PANAMBERI RIVER, NEW GUINEA, 1945-08-05. THE COLUMN FROM D COMPANY, 2/7 INFANTRY BATTALION HALTED ON THE JAPANESE LINE OF COMMUNICATION TRACK UNTIL THE SCOUT PATROL AHEAD REPORTED IT CLEAR TO MOVE FOR
PANAMBERI RIVER, NEW GUINEA, 1945-08-05. NATIVE CARRIERS ACCOMPANIED 2/7 INFANTRY BATTALION TROOPS ON A SIX DAY PATROL INTO ENEMY TERRITORY. THEY CARRIED ALL STORES AND EQUIPMENT, ADDITIONAL TO THAT C
Berimu Village, New Guinea. 1945-08-05. NX89477 Corporal C.C.B. Warren, on the left, and NX16628 Private C.F. Cunningham of the 2/7th Australian Infantry Battalion, AIF, on a six day patrol into enemy
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. May 1970. Trooper Don Miller of Fremantle, WA, his face camouflaged, takes a drink from a bottle while on patrol. The Special Air Services (SAS) men creep through th
