The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. 3 December 1954. Not the best fencing practice, but adequate for the purpose of Lance Corporal (L Cpl) Les Graham of Nyngan, NSW, erecting framework for camouflage to conceal a Bren gun before his section's bunker in Korea. L Cpl Graham served with the 2/2nd Pioneer Battalion, Second AIF, in New Guinea, Tarakan and Borneo. After the war he joined the Railways Department in Sydney but re-enlisted two years ago. Note the sandbags in the background.
Korea. 3 December 1954. Private (Pte) Ryee Ki Cheul of Suwon, Korea, Korean Augmentation Troops, Commonwealth (KATCOM) (left), chats with Pte Neville Roberts of Laidley, Qld, who manned a Bren gun in
Reinforcing a bunker entrance in the Australian positions on the Korean truce line is 34258 Lance Corporal (L Cpl) Jack Fahey, of Morwell, Vic. L Cpl Fahey has been serving with the 1st Battalion, Th
Corporal (Cpl) Keith Johnson, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), 22, wearing a steel helmet covered with camouflage netting and laying prone behind his .303 Bren light machine gun. T
The 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), which is with 1 Commonwealth Division in Korea, recently opened a school to train NCOs. Here some of the first students to attend the course ar
Korea. 13 October 1954. In Korea the code word "scram" brings troops of the 1st Commonwealth Division rushing from their living quarters to man their battle stations in the Kansas Line. "Scram" comes
Keeping their eye in with the Owen Machine Carbine are Lance Corporal (L Cpl) Ronald (Ron) 'Beans' Honey (left), and Private (Pte) Frederick Benjamin (Fred) 'Penny' Pennington of the 1st battalion, Th
