The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
214666 Private (Pte) Kenneth 'Ken' Cheers, of Sawtell, NSW, accidentally sets off a pig trap on a jungle trail. Pte Cheers was acting as forward scout on patrol with the 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR). The traps are set by the Vietnamese to catch wild pigs to supplement their food supplies.
PRIVATE (PTE) BOB CURRALL, OF PERTH, WA, FOUND A PIG TRAP SET ACROSS THE JUNGLE TRAIL WHILE PATROLLING WITH THE 1ST BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (1RAR), DURING OPERATION ABILENE, A SEARCH
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1966-06. Private (Pte) Paul Pulis of Frankston, Vic (left), Pte John Sewell of Roseberry, Sydney, NSW, and Lance Corporal Ken Martin of Hammondville, Sydney, NSW, and their mates in
Bien Hoa, Vietnam. 1966-06. Private (Pte) Paul Pulis of Frankston, Vic (left), Pte John Sewell of Roseberry, Sydney, NSW, and Lance Corporal Ken Martin of Hammondville, Sydney, NSW, and their mates in
Vietnam. 1966-03. Private (Pte) Ken Baker of Richmond, Vic, is joined by five Vietnamese children as he strides across an open field outside a village near Bien Hoa. Pte Baker was a member of a patrol
Vietnam. 1966-04-16. Captain Jim McKinnie speaks to a South Vietnamese woman and her young daughter on the roadside near Song Be, capital of Phuoc Long Province. Captain McKinnie, who is serving with
Members of the band of the 1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, holding up their first aid qualifications and a sign for the Wilson Clark Memorial Club. The club was the Medical Platoon's boozer
