The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. 17 May 1953. Bren gunner, Private Ted Shiplick of Maryborough, Qld has all his pockets filled with Bren magazines as he waits for the word to move up to the forward company from which the patrol will set out at last light.
Korea. 17 May 1953. Bren gunner, Private Ted Shiplick of Maryborough, Qld has all his pockets filled with Bren magazines as he sits and waits for the word to move up to the forward company from which
Korea. c. 1952. Bren gunner, Private R. M. (Mort) Boys of Sandgate, Qld, loads his magazines before setting out on a raid.
Korea. 17 May 1953. Private A. (Bob) Neagle of Plympton, SA, wearing his armoured vest, is ready to set out on a patrol. He is carrying an Owen gun as well as an 99 set with which the patrol will keep
Korea. 17 May 1953. Private Frank Cooper of The Valley, Qld, with his Owen gun at the ready, prepares to move out into no man's land with a patrol seeking the Chinese Communists.
Men of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), along with all other United Nations units in Korea, are constantly practising the occupation of the battle positions in the Kansas Line.
Korea. 17 May 1953. As the light fails, standing patrols from the forward Platoon of C Company, the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), wait to move out. Their numbers include members
