The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified soldiers of C Company, the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), in the process of cleaning out and rebuilding a collapsed dugout. The dugout collapsed after heavy rains during the "wet". There can often be a danger to the men sleeping in the dugout if the roof caves in. The soldier at front right, wearing a beret, is possibly of Aboriginal descent.
Three unidentified soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), stand beside a military truck and talk. The soldier in the centre is wearing a beret with a rising sun badge,
A derailed Baldwin 4-6-0T narrow gauge steam locomotive with the serial number 928 being re-railed by unidentified allied soldiers. Two of the soldiers are wearing wet weather clothing and the group a
Informal portrait of a smiling 11689 Lance Corporal (L/Cpl) Clive Kevin 'Joe' Vea-Vea outside a sandbag covered dugout. L/Cpl Vea-Vea, a member of the 3rd Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR
Soldiers constructing dugouts near the beach north of Anzac Cove. On the right a dugout roof of corrugated iron, which would later be covered with layers of sandbags, is clearly visible. Several large
An informal portrait of an unidentified Australian war correspondent, outside a dugout in Korea. The correspondent has a moustache, is wearing a beret with a rising sun badge, and has a shoulder patc
Korea. c January 1952. Private (Pte) W Perry of Boulder, WA, leaving his snow covered dug-out in the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), position in Korea. Private Perry, a former min
