The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
With his face blackened, ready for patrol, Private Jim Russell of Ashfield, NSW, amuses the other members of the patrol from 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), with an Al Jolson (American entertainer) rendition of Mammy. He is wearing an armoured vest and has his Bren gun at his feet. An Owen machine gun at left rests against the sandbags at left.
Corporal Dick Garrett of Trafalgar, Vic (left), wearing a beanie and an armoured vest, has his face blackened for a night patrol by Corporal Ron Cashman of Williamstown, Vic. Both are members of the 3
Informal portrait of Private Jim Russell of Ashfield, NSW, and 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR),as he blackens up before going out on patrol. He is wearing an armoured vest and a ca
Private Len Murdoch of Toowoomba, Qld (left), wearing a sweat rag cap and an armoured vest, has his face blackened for a night patrol by his friend Private Fred Goodare of Bankstown, NSW. Both are mem
Private L. G. (Smithy) Smith of Port Macquarie, NSW (left), has his face blackened by Private Stan Smith of Fingal, NSW, before he goes out on patrol. Smith is wearing an armoured vest.
Korea. 17 May 1953. Private A. (Bob) Neagle of Plympton, SA, wearing his armoured vest, is ready to set out on a patrol. He is carrying an Owen gun as well as an 99 set with which the patrol will keep
North Korea. November 1950. Having just gained one feature from the North Koreans, an unidentified Bren gunner of C Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), immediately engages th
