The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. 16 July 1952. The friendship between Commonwealth troops is illustrated in this picture of Private Norman Dunlop of Hornsby, NSW, a member of B Company, 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), returning from a patrol, stopping for a chat with Trooper D. (Spud) Thomson of Dundee, Scotland, a member of the Inniskilling Dragoon Guards, who is perched on the 20 pounder gun barrel of a Centurion Tank.
KOREA, 1952-09. A MK 5 CENTURION TANK, 'CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE' OF 'A' SQUADRON, 5TH ROYAL INNISKILLING DRAGOON GUARDS IN RESERVE SOUTH OF THE IMJIN RIVER. THIS PARTICULAR TANK IS ONE OF THE UNITS THAT SUP
Korea. 2 July 1952. A Company, the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), has an evening O Group (Operation Blaze) at the Company Command Post. Pictured, left to right: Major D. S. Thoms
During the time of the visit of the Australian Minister for Navy and Air, Mr William McMahon, three officers out in the field. Left to right: Captain John D. Burke, Personal Assistant to Commander 1st
Members of D Company, the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), do maintenance work on a crawl trench at the rear of a Centurion tank giving fire support in their position. From left to
Group portrait of officers who attended Colonel Frank Hassett's 34th birthday party. Back row: Captain Lee Greville, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR); Major Bill Finlayson; Captain
On board HMAS Norman with the British Pacific Fleet. The canteen is a popular place aboard any ship. Here Leading Steward Jack Bailey of Melbourne, Vic, loads himself up with supplies including Arnott
