The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of C Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), have moved in with The Durham Light Infantry (DLI), as members of the advance party who will lead their section position tonight. Pictured, in a gun pit are: Lance Corporal Jim Walker of Perth, WA (B Company), who gets a few pointers about standing patrols from his opposite member, Lance Corporal S (Curley) Childs of Wellington, Shropshire, and C Company of the DLI. Note Walker's Owen gun, Childs' Sten gun and the ready use Mills hand grenades at left and right of the firing position.
The heavy gear of B Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), who will be arriving after midnight tonight, has come ahead by truck, and here The Durham Light Infantry (DLI), wearin
Corporal Eddie Dewar of Bermondsey, London (wearing beret) gives a few clues to Sergeant Bill Hoodless (far left) of Tunbridge, Tas, and of B Company, the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment
In the most forward Bren position on The Hook, situated some thirty feet underground, the entrance to which is made by tunnels, Private C. (Curley) Peat of Heidelberg, Vic, and Private R. E. (Bluey) C
Lieutenant C. D. F. Wilson of Auchenflower, Qld (left), who is in charge of B Company's, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment's (3RAR), advance party, looks over a map of the country he will b
2/1588 Lance Corporal Robert (Bob) McDonald (left) and 3/400212 G. W. Brown (wounded in action 5 October 1951), of 5 Platoon, B Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), keeping wa
WONGABEL, QLD. 1944-11-06. CORPORAL F.J. WRIGHT, 57/60 INFANTRY BATTALION (1), WITH LIEUTENANT H.G. CHILDS, HEADQUARTERS 20 INFANTRY BRIGADE (2), AT HEADQUARTERS 1 CORPS OCCUPIED IN THE CONSTRUCTION O
