The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Empty cartridge cases and belts show that the machine gunners gave more than moral support to a platoon sized raiding party B Company, 3 Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) sent out the night before. Left to right, cleaning the gun, are: Lance Corporal Eric Bottomley of West Maitland, NSW; Private R. Wrigley of Hobart, Tas; Private Jack Currie of Eagle Junction, Qld; Sergeant Joe Vango of Hurstville, NSW, and Private Bert Boatwright of Mordialloc, Vic. Sandbagged dugouts at rear form part of the Battalions hilltop defensive line.
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
Chosan, North Korea. 1 January 1953. A brief burst of wintery sunshine is a sufficient lure for Private Herb Beck of Perth, WA; Private Joe Collins of Parramatta, NSW, and Private A. M. (Junior) Atkin
Two members D Company, the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), prepare to take over the line once more after a period in reserve since the end of January. Here Private Andy Flanagan o
Korea. 25 December 1952. Members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), spent Christmas in reserve positions, but training continued. Seen here are members of the Medium Machine G
The 101 Australian Mobile Dental Team take their surgery up to the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), front. Captain John Morgan of Mosman, NSW, attends to the dental needs of Privat
1/1528 Sergeant Joe Soxsmith, of Carina, Qld (left), 1/2672 Gunner (Gnr) J 'Tich' Thomas, of Bulimba, Qld (centre) and 2/8327 Gnr Bert Lawrence, of Oatley, NSW (right), all of B Troop, 105th Field Bat
