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Photograph HOBJ1426 Korean War, 1950-1953240096 Captain (Capt) A P Denness of the 3rd Battalion (right), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), is using a walkie talkie, a portable two-way radio transmitter and receiver, during a patrol.

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240096 Captain (Capt) A P Denness of the 3rd Battalion (right), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), is using a Walkie Talkie, a portable two-way radio transmitter and receiver, during a patrol. An unidentified member of 3RAR (left) is also using the field radio for communication. Another member of 3RAR, and a South Korean soldier wearing a helmet wait close by.
240096 Captain (Capt) A P Denness of the 3rd Battalion (right), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), is using a walkie talkie, a portable two-way radio transmitter and receiver, during a patrol.

An Australian of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), crouches in the snow to use a "Walkie-talkie", a portable two-way radio transmitter and receiver, to keep in contact with the

Hiro, Japan. 1950-09-04. 3/2057 Private C. M. Glen, C Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), on a slope beside a field of rice keeps in touch with the Officer Commanding by Walk

SINGORKAI - WEBER POINT AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-21. V37345 SIGNALMAN W. S. ABSALOM, A MEMBER OF THE PAPUAN INFANTRY BATTALION COMMUNICATED WITH A PATROL TWENTY MILES AWAY USING A 108 MKIII WIRELESS

US Army hand held, battery operated radio receiver and transmitter BC-611-F, known as a 'Walkie Talkie' or a 'Handy Talkie'. Housed in a rectangular olive drab aluminium body with an extendable aerial

Haramura, Japan. 1950-09-06. 2/510 Lieutenant L. H. Eyles directing platoons from "C" Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), under his command by Walkie Talkie radio communicati
