The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. c. 13 August 1952. Lieutenant L. B. (George) Zwolanski of Melbourne, Vic, who led one of the night patrol on Hill 75 during Operation Buffalo, inspects the Owen gun of Lance Corporal Jack Gill of Murwillumbah, NSW, while 32913 Private Ron Cashman of Williamstown, Vic, cleans his before inspection. During Operation Buffalo, 6 Platoon, B Company, the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), suffered twenty seven casualties. The men are standing outside a sandbagged dugout forming part of their hilltop defence line.
Korea. c. 13 August 1952. The remaining members of 6 Platoon, B Company, the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), having just returned from a night patrol on Hill 75 during Operation B
Korea. c. 13 August 1952. In a dugout, Private R. J. Tippett of East Melbourne, Vic (right), cleans his Owen gun after returning from a night patrol on Hill 75 during Operation Buffalo. The two soldie
Korea. August 1952. Corporal Max Wilson of Blacktown, NSW, enjoys a cup of tea and a cigarette as he lies on a stretcher in an ambulance jeep and tells his mate, 89/0003 Private Ron Cashman of William
Korea. 14 August 1952. Official Photographer, Sergeant Phillip Hobson takes a photograph of a wounded Lieutenant (Lt) L. B. (Just call me George) Zwolanski being attended to by Johnny Gill and Ron Cas
Informal portrait of Corporal Ron Cashman of B Company, the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), of Williamstown, Vic, who is the recent recipient of an immediate Military Medal (MM).
Unidentified members of the 3 Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) mortar platoon clearing emtpy ammunition containers from the more than 1400 3inch rounds fired in support of the night patr
