The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea, c. 1950-10. 5/7004 Captain (Capt) Phillip Harvey (Phil) Bennett (left), Officer Commanding the Mortar Platoon, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), watches as his second-in-command, Lieutenant (Lt) Kevin Innes-Kerr (right), directs the shelling of North Korean positions by the platoon's 3-inch mortars (not in view). Lt Innes-Kerr has hanging around his neck a radio headset which is connected by a cord to a radio set sitting on the ground next to him. Behind him, the radio's aerial is sticking up into the air. At left, several mortar shell cases are lying on the ground, while at centre a soldier wearing a pile cap squats as he writes notes in a small notebook. Capt Bennett later became General Sir Phillip Bennett, Chief of the General Staff (CGS), the first Chief of Defence Force, and later still Governor of Tasmania. (Donor I. Robertson)
Korea, c. 1951-03. Outdoors group portrait of the officers and NCOs of Support Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). The officers are, front row (left to right): 2/40098 Lieute
North Korea, c. 1950-11. Resting on their packs on a grassy slope are Private (Pte) Young (left) and Pte 'Sailor' Graham, a signaller with B Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR
Inchon, South Korea. 25 May 1953. During his tour of Korea, Lieutenant Gen (Lt Gen) Sydney F. Rowell, Chief of General Staff (CGS), and his party, visit the sports ground of the camp. Pictured, left t
Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. July 1971. The Chief of the General staff (CGS), Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) M. F. Brogan (left), meets officers of a Regional Force Company in the north of Phuoc Tu
Outdoor group portrait of C Company Officers, 2/33rd Battalion. Identified from left: VX12710 Lieutenant (Lt) Alec William Dysart, 275652 (NX12360) Lt William Thomas Daniel Innes, TX2007 Captain Linds
Members of the Assault Pioneer Platoon, Support Company, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), stand in the shade of some trees just before they leave the 1st Australian Task Force (1AT
