The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
COLONEL COMMANDANT OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT, LIEUTENANT GENERAL (LT GEN) SIR REGINALD POLLARD (RIGHT), SPEAKS WITH LIEUTENANT MAL MEADOWS OF AUBURN, NSW (LEFT), AND THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE 3RD BATTALION, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (3RAR), LIEUTENANT COLONEL JIM SHELTON OF ADELAIDE, SA, AT FIRE SUPPORT BASE (FSB) DAMPIER ON THE FIRST DAY OF OPERATION WINDSOR, NORTH OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN TASK FORCE (1ATF) BASE AT NUI DAT.
SOUTH VIETNAM. 1968-10. COLONEL COMMANDANT OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT, LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR REGINALD POLLARD (SECOND FROM RIGHT) OF WESBURN, VIC, TALKS WITH AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS AT FIRE SUPPORT
South Vietnam. 1968-10. With his rifle at the ready, Private Jim Stark of Maroubra, NSW, makes his way through a fast flowing jungle stream in Phuoc Tuy Province. He is a member of B Company, 3rd Batt
South Vietnam. 1968-10. Lieutenant David Morgan of Rose Bay, NSW, makes his way through a fast flowing jungle stream in Phuoc Tuy Province. He is a member of B Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Austra
South Vietnam. 1968-12. The Commanding Officer of 9th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (9RAR), Lieutenant Colonel A. L. Morrison of Inverbrackie, SA (left), speaks with the Australian Task For
Bien Hoa Province, South Vietnam. 1968-05. Acting Australian Task Force Commander, Colonel R. Dunstan of Kensington, NSW, and the Commanding Officer of 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3R
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1968-09. The Colonel Commandant of the Royal Australian Regiment, Lieutenant General Sir Reginald Pollard of Wesburn, Vic, inspects a captured machine gun of Chinese origin dur
