The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
From their gun pit, Private Stan Ashcroft of West Perth, WA, and Private Cec Cook of Townsville, Qld, both of D Company, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), with their Bren light machine gun (left) and and Owen machine carbine (right), watch for any signs of the enemy north of their line.
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
Still standing to, despite a cease fire, are Private Peter C. Couch of Clifton Hill, Vic, with his Bren gun, and Corporal Bill Laws of Kalgoorlie, WA, with his Owen gun look out towards the enemy line
In a north facing bunker which has over six feet of overhead cover, Corporal Jim Doran of Campsie, NSW (binoculars in hand), and Private Ray Willis of Brunswick Vic, (armed with Bren light machine gun
Still standing to, despite a cease fire, are Private Peter C. Couch of Clifton Hill, Vic, with his Bren gun, and Corporal Bill Laws of Kalgoorlie, WA, with his Owen gun. Both are members of C Company,
After training exercises along their defensive line abutting the Demilitarized Zone, and with bedrolls on their backs unidentified members of the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR),
During the Scram training exercise, 2410053 Private (Pte) William Edward Pritzler and 2410054 Pte Reynold Arnold Shooks both from the Machine Gun Platoon, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment
