The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Digging of positions in Korea is not easy going. Here Sergeant W. (Ding) Bell of Warialda, NSW, blows a charge from a safe distance. He had previously put a detonator into some plastic explosive to blast out some obstinate rock in a position being prepared for a weapon pit by the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR).
Korea. 28 May 1952. Digging of positions in Korea is not easy going. Here Sergeant W. (Ding) Bell of Warialda, NSW, puts a detonator into some plastic explosive with which he will blast out some obsti
Korea. 28 May 1952. Digging of positions in Korea is not easy going. Here Sergeant W. (Ding) Bell of Warialda, NSW, puts a detonator into some plastic explosive with which he will blast out some obsti
Unidentified members of D Company, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), use TNT to blast away rock in some of the hardest ground on the present defence line construction. Here two sold
Command pull improvised explosive device consisting of a plastic bottle and battery pack. The battery pack is made of 16 D cell batteries arranged in two tubes of eight, each wrapped in 1mm thick yell
A dual tone multifrequency (DTMF) radio control receive (Mod-5) consisting of a two part grey drab injection moulded plastic casing containing circuitry, with red and black wires and white electrical
Yellow palm oil container with a red screw-on lid. The lid has a single hole through it, approximately 4mm in diametre. The labels have been torn or rubbed off the container and the container has be