The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A group of unidentified soldiers in front of their dugout. The soldier in the centre is using a wooden box to rest his mug on and the soldier right is also using a box to sit on, five tin cans are are stacked next to the men left and centre. A number of other dugouts can be seen in the background.
Lieutenant Burroughs MC and Bar, eating a meal from a plate on his lap and Captain Ahearn DSO MC, both of the 16th Battalion on a visit to a Company Commander's dugout. A soldier can be seen in the e
Lieutenant Colonel Eric Wilkins Gutteridge, Medical Officer to the 7th Battalion sitting on a chair outside a tent, next to him is a funnel on top of a tin can and an open wooden box is next to the ca
A view of Anzac Beach. In the background Gaba Tepe can be seen stretching into the water and is annotated on the image. Dugouts line the hillside and boxes of stores are stacked on the beach.
An unidentified soldier of the 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (7RAR), sits on top of overhead protection writing a letter. The curved corrugated iron is sand bagged and can be used to st
A group of unidentified soldiers sit on the ground outside a dugout in Korea and eat a meal. Some are eating biscuits while others are eating directly from tins, using the lids as handles. The dugou
Korea. c January 1952. Private (Pte) W Perry of Boulder, WA, leaving his snow covered dug-out in the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), position in Korea. Private Perry, a former min
