The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. 18 March 1954. Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Vedat-Garan, Turkish Commander, and Brigadier (Brig) Kemal Akkurt, Commanding Officer of the Turkish Brigade, visited 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), and were met by a guard of honour commanded by Captain A M Salter of Launceston, Tas. They are seen here inspecting the band. The band members are, from left to right : Private (Pte) N Hillier (face partially showing, body obscured by Brig Kemal Akkurt), Pte V Otway, Corporal (Cpl) G Prince, Pte E Giles, Pte J Farnham, Pte J Campbell and Pte G Ganfield (playing the bass drum).
Korea. 18 March 1954. Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Vedat-Garan, Turkish Commander, and Brigadier (Brig) Kemal Akkurt, Commanding Officer of the Turkish Brigade, visited 2nd Battalion, The Royal Austral
Korea. 18 April 1954. The Turkish Commander, Lieutenant General Vedat-Garan, and Commanding Officer of the Turkish Brigade, Brigadier Kemal Akkurt, visited the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regi
Korea. 18 March 1954. Lieutenant General Vedat-Garan, Turkish Commander, and Brigadier Kemal Akkurt, Commanding Officer of the Turkish Brigade, visited 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2R
The Band of the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR),led by Sergeant (Sgt) K Smith, approaches the saluting dais during a rehearsal for Coronation Parade of the Commonwealth Division.
The 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR) Band, led by Sergeant (Sgt) K Smith, salutes with eyes right as it marches past the dais during the Coronation Parade of the Commonwealth Divisi
The 4th Machine Gunners' Bagpipe Band practising. Left to right: 3290 Private (Pte) J. C. McKee; 3879 Pte R. D. Robinson; 1914 Pte C. G. French; 2148A Lance Corporal A. Calder (partially obscured by F
