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Photograph 016108 Second World War, 1939-1945Finschhafen, New Guinea. A bare-chested Private C. Ammon, journalist, of North Perth, WA, pours stew from a billy into a dixie for his midday meal in the jungle near Scarlet Beach.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Probably Songju, Korea, c. 1950-10-05. Members of the Machine Gun Section, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), most of them bare-chested in the midday sun, gather around a campfire on which they are boiling the billy and cooking up a dixie full of stew for lunch. The billy and dixie are suspended from an iron rod which the soldiers have rigged up as a crossbar, supported at each end by the tripod mounting for a Vickers machine gun. The soldier (right) is sticking a fork into the stew perhaps to pick out a morsel of food for tasting. Some opened tins lie on the ground next to the fire. (Donor I. Robertson)
Finschhafen, New Guinea. A bare-chested Private C. Ammon, journalist, of North Perth, WA, pours stew from a billy into a dixie for his midday meal in the jungle near Scarlet Beach.

Finschhafen, New Guinea. A bare-chested Private C. Ammon, journalist, of North Perth, WA, eats stew from a dixie for his midday meal in the jungle near Scarlet Beach.

Hill Salmon, Korea, 1951-04-16. 3/2196 Private Ronald Edward ('Nugget') Dunque (right) and another soldier from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), boiling the billy and heating s

Korea, c. 1951-02. Members of 4 Platoon, B Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), gathered around a campfire at their camp or bivouac on the side of a snow-covered hill. A billy

NEW GUINEA. FINSCHHAFEN AREA. WEST AUSTRALIAN MEMBERS OF AN A.I.F. UNIT KNOCK OFF FOR A MIDDAY MEAL. JOURNALIST, PRIVATE C. AMMON OF NORTH PERTH, WA (BACK ROW, SECOND FROM LEFT), EATS THE STEW FROM HI

South Vietnam. 1969-03. A bare-chested soldier sitting on a wooden box writing a letter in the jungle. Note the M60 machine gun in front of him.
