The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. February 1953. Members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), show incoming American troops some of the drill about the Bren gun. It proved intensely interesting to the Americans, who had seen the gun before, but did not know how it worked. The group includes, left to right: Private First Class (Pfc) Gene Ornduff, US Army, of Virginia; Pfc Bob Maccini of Massachusetts; Private (Pte) John (Bushy) Walker of Bayswater, WA; Pte Dave Pugh of Auburn, NSW; Corporal (Cpl) Orville Mabe of North Carolina, USA; Cpl Francis Bell of Arkansas, USA; Pte Larry Kutt of Hornsby, NSW. Note the sandbagged dugouts in the background.
Korea. February 1953. Private First Class (Pfc) Tommy Long, US Army, of South Carolina, USA (left), tries out a Bren gun under the supervision of Private Clem Ferguson of Kandos, NSW, a member of the
Korea. February 1953. Members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), and Americans of an incoming infantry battalion chat on the roof of an hutchi on the reverse slope of a front
Children of Nijimura School, Japan, re-enact the signing of the Australian Constitution as part of the day’s celebrations to commemorate Jubilee Day. Taking part are the girls choir singing "Advance
220849 Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Ronald James Hampson, instrument fitter of Ryde, NSW (centre) and 5279 Corporal (Cpl) John Kenneth Murray, general fitter of Sandgate Brisbane (right) listen to Privat
Vietnam. 1966-04-16. Two nations watch for Viet Cong in the backblocks of Vietnam as Australian Private (Pte) R. W. (Bob) East of Auburn, Sydney, NSW (left), patrols with American Specialist Ray Wilki
PHUOC TUY PROVINCE, VIETNAM. 1970-07. FIVE SOLDIERS FROM 8TH BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (8RAR), TAKE A BREAK DURING A VILLAGE CORDON AND SEARCH OPERATION, TO SAMPLE SOME LOCALLY SOLD CON
