The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of 2/400430 Private Herbert Gordon (Pappy) White MM, 3rd Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment, of Robertson, NSW (right) and Lee Jong Ok. Private White was awarded the Military Medal for his actions on the night of 2nd/ 3rd September 1952. He was part of a ten man patrol which established an ambush in front of the forward defended localities, this position was attacked by the enemy and the Patrol Commander was seriously wounded and the 2nd in Command was killed. Private White assumed command and re-organised the patrol to withstand further attacks, called for stretcher bearers and supervised the evacuation of casualties (including enemy casualties). He remained in command until the patrol was withdrawn at first light.
Informal portrait of 2/400430 Private Herbert Gordon (Pappy) White MM, 3rd Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), of Robertson, NSW. Private White was awarded the Military Medal for his actio
Portrait of 2/400430 Private Herbert Gordon (Pappy) White MM, 3rd Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), with his parents at Government House on the day he was awarded his Military Medal by H
REPORT BY MEDCALF TO COMMANDING OFFICER 11 BN AT 2030 HRS 23 JULY 1916. SINCE REPORT OF 1920 HRS (EXDOC013) PATROL FROM HIS COMPANY HAS BEEN ATTACKED BY ENEMY AND CASUALTIES SUSTAINED. PATROL WITHDRAW
Informal group portrait of, left to right: 3400353 Corporal (Cpl) Thomas John Jubb, 4759 Cpl Brian Frederick Price; and 466 Captain (Capt) Colin Humphrey Brown, of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Austral
Studio portrait of NX92169 Craftsman (Cfn) Alfred Russell Stanley Oliver. He enlisted on the 12 March 1942 at Harden NSW. Cfn Oliver was awarded the Military Medal for his actions on 31 March 1945 at
Majon'ni, Korea. 1953-05-17. Stretcher bearers evacuating the injured on stretchers from a litter jeep at the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), Regimental Aid Post. Casualties occur
