The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. 1 December 1954. At a field firing exercise carried out by the machine gun and mortar platoons of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), in Korea, Sergeant D. C. (Bluey) Muir of Nanango, Qld, shouts a fire order to the mortar section. He has been in the Australian Regular Army for two and a half years with nine months service in Korea.
Korea. 1 December 1954. Clearing away empty ammunition boxes from behind his machine gun is Private Jim Bennie of Gunnedah, NSW, who was taking part in a machine gunner and mortar field firing exercis
Korea. 1 December 1954. Machine gunners and mortar men, the specialist of a Battalion need a lot of practice to maintain their high degree of proficiency at arms. Recently members of the mortar and ma
Korea. 1 December 1954. About to fire a mortar bomb is Private (Pte) Ron Hanson, 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), of Alvie, Vic, who is taking part in a mortar and machine gun firi
Korea. 1 December 1954. Machine gunners and mortar men, the specialists of a Battalion, need a lot of practice to maintain their high degree of proficiency at arms. Recently members of the mortar and
Korea. 1 December 1954. Machine gunners and mortar men, the specialists of a Battalion, need a lot of practice to maintain their high degree of proficiency at arms. Recently members of the mortar and
Korea. 1 December 1954. Machine gunners and mortar men, the specialists of a Battalion, need a lot of practice to maintain their high degree of proficiency at arms. Recently members of the mortar and
