The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Private Norm Symons, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), of Redfern, NSW, whose mates have been on duty all night, makes tea to welcome them back to their hutchi. As it can be dangerous for troops to assemble in large bodies, each subsection has its own primus and supply of tea and sugar to brew their own.
Unidentified members of the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), hard at work replacing their hutchi (hoochie) which collapsed last night during a heavy downpour of rain. Men who have
KOREA. 1953-07-25. CHINESE SOLDIERS ABOUT TO EVACUATE THE BODIES OF THEIR DEAD FROM THE APPROACHES TO AUSTRALIAN POSITIONS ON THE 'HOOK', HILL 111 (LOOKING NORTH). ON THE NIGHT OF 1953-07-24 A SECTION
KOREA. 1953-07-25. CHINESE SOLDIERS ABOUT TO EVACUATE THE BODIES OF THEIR DEAD FROM THE APPROACHES TO AUSTRALIAN POSITIONS ON THE 'HOOK', HILL 111 (LOOKING NORTH). ON THE NIGHT OF 1953-07-24 A SECTION
KOREA. 1953-07-25. CHINESE SOLDIERS ABOUT TO EVACUATE THE BODIES OF THEIR DEAD FROM THE APPROACHES TO AUSTRALIAN POSITIONS ON THE 'HOOK', HILL 111 (LOOKING NORTH WEST FROM HILL 111 TOWARD CHINESE POSI
Portraiture for Ben Quilty can be metaphorical, often taking a vehicle as its subject. In his early work the iconic Holden Torana was a symbol of his wasted youth and his rebellious, irresponsible lif
Australian troops on active service in Borneo are coming to grips with some of the toughest jungle country in South East Asia. Moving on foot and by helicopter the troops, members of 3rd Battalion, Th
