The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vietnam. 1967-11. Justin, a black labrador, one of two tracker dogs with 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (7RAR), in a pit with his handler, Private Tom Blackhurst of Swansea, NSW (right), and Private Gordon Hay of Melbourne, Vic. Justin successfully located a group of Viet Cong during Operation Santa Fe in the north-east of Phuoc Tuy Province.
VIETNAM. 1967-11. JUSTIN, ONE OF TWO TRACKER DOGS WITH 7TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (7RAR) HAS A CUP OF WATER POURED OVER HIS MUZZLE BY HIS HANDLER, PRIVATE TOM BLACKHURST OF SWANSEA,
Vietnam. 1967-11. Justin, a black labrador, one of two tracker dogs with 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (7RAR), with his handler, Private Tom Blackhurst of Swansea, NSW.
Vietnam. 1967-06. The merits of tracking dogs and the early successes of Justin (the labrador dog), are discussed by Private Tom Blackhurst of Swansea, NSW (left), and the Deputy Leader of the Federal
Vietnam. 1967-07. Private Tom Blackhurst of Swansea, NSW, with tracker dog, Justin, stand guard over a bunker during Operation Paddington.
Vietnam. 1967-11. Corporal Peter Haynes of Maroubra, NSW, receives a hair cut in his weapon pit from Private Conrad Becker of Moorabbin, Vic, during a lull in Operation Santa Fe in the north east of P
Two black Labrador dogs which had a lot of sniffing to do during Operation Lismore that was completed by 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (7RAR). The dog handlers are 19983 Private (later
