The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. January 1953. The searchlights used in the Brigade of the 1st Commonwealth Division to which the two Australian battalions belong are worked by teams from various brigade units. The lights do a useful job showing up enemy positions at night and making things easier for our patrols. Here Private Colin Albury of Banyo, Qld, and of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), and Lance Corporal Jim Wilson of Ryhope, County Durham, and of The Durham Light Infantry, clean the glass and adjust the carbon ends respectively.
Korea. January 1953. The searchlights used in the Brigade of the 1st Commonwealth Division to which the two Australian battalions belong are worked by teams from various brigade units. The lights do a
Korea. January 1953. The searchlights used in the brigade of the 1st Commonwealth Division to which the two Australian battalions belong are worked by teams from various brigade units. The lights do a
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. July 1967. Trench digging for troops of the 1st Australian Task Force (1ATF) is now much easier. One of the greatest boons to the soldier given the job of sinking a trench or b
MAADI, EGYPT, 1916. THE "AUSTRAL BUTCHERY", THE BUTCHER'S SHOP FOR THE 2ND LIGHT HORSE BRIGADE, 1ST AIF. BEHIND ITS PROTECTIVE WALL OF SANDBAGS, IT APPEARS SCRUPULOUSLY CLEAN AND IS ADORNED WITH POT-P
Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1969-08. Major (Maj) James (Jim) MacIntyre of South Yarra, Vic, is the Salvation Army representative attached to B Squadron, 1st Armoured Regiment, which is part of the 1st Aus
Unidentified personnel stand looking at a British FE2b serial 521 (?) Nacelle fighter aircraft, identifiable by the three dark stripes on the front end of the fuselage. The landing lights on the lowe
