The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 patrols during Operation Buffalo. The sandbagged dugouts in the background form part of the battalion's hilltop defensive positions.
More than 1400 rounds were fired by the 3 inch mortars in support of the night patrols during Operation Buffalo. Here Private L. W. Sourlock of Bassendean, WA, and Lance Corporal R. T. Robinson, prepa
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 nig
Phuoc Tuy Province, Vietnam, ? 1967-11. Members of the Mortar Platoon, Support Company, the 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (7RAR), firing their 81mm mortars from sandbagged defensive pos
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
'PADDY' GRACE IN FRONT OF HIS TENT. THE SQUARE CANS ARE 18 MM MORTAR BOMB CONTAINERS WHICH WERE USED AS WATER CONTAINERS. 3" MORTAR PLATOON SUPPORT COMPANY 3RD BATTALION THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT
South Vietnam. 1969-03. Members of Mortar Platoon, Support Company, 5th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR), form a human chain to move rounds to a mortar pit.
