The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A truck used by B Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) is `dug in' to disguise and protect its location. Note the sandbags piled as high as the truck on both sides.
Korea. July 1951. Private L. V. Bryce of Cannington, WA (left), places sandbags on the parapet of his position as Corporal W. M. Dartnell of Concord, NSW, digs out. Note the other sandbags on both sid
Private L V Bryce of Cannington, WA (left), places sandbags on the parapet of his position as Corporal W M Dartnell of Concord, NSW, digs out. Note the other sandbags on both sides of the men who were
Roughly constructed outdoor buildings reinforced by sandbags used by No. 2 section, 1 British Commonwealth Division Provost Company, and the 3rd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR).
Majon'ni, Korea. 1953-07-28. Sandbags piled high over the entrance to the fighting blocking bay in right hand trench leading to the Ronson Tunnel on The Hook position occupied by D Company, 2nd Battal
A quick haircut for Lance Corporal Dave Everall of Lobethal, SA, during a lull in Operation Coburg. On the cutting end is Private John McDonald of Hobart, Tas. Both are members of 3rd Battalion, The R
Korea. January 1953. Private Jim Hough of South Perth, WA, digging near his Company Command Post of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). Note the pile of sandbags behind him.
