The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Comparing their tattoos is Gani (left), an Iban tracker with the Sarawak Rangers and 16788 Private (Pte) Warren Reginald Mears, of Maryborough, Qld, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). Both men have just returned from a patrol to their forward company base close to the
Sarawak-Kalimantan border. Private Mears is armed with an Owen machine carbine, and he served later in South Vietnam with 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (7RAR) between 1967 and 1968.
Three members from 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), on the alert as they conduct an early morning patrol alongside a small stream. Identified, front to back: 2411349 Lance Corporal
Dog handler 14623 Private (Pte) Douglas John (Doug) Fieldhouse (left), of Woodside, SA, and his coverman 15321 Pte Peter D Lamb (right), of Albion, Qld, are on the move with Goldie the tracker dog dur
Dog handler 14623 Private (Pte) Douglas John (Doug) Fieldhouse (left), of Woodside, SA, and his coverman 15321 Pte Peter D Lamb (right), of Albion, Qld, are on the move with Goldie the tracker dog dur
Dog handler 14623 Private (Pte) Douglas John (Doug) Fieldhouse (left), of Woodside, SA, and his cover man 15321 Pte Peter D Lamb (right), of Albion, Qld, are on the move with Goldie the tracker dog du
Holding his Owen machine carbine at the ready is 15799 Private Neville P Boyle, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), as he moves carefully through the jungle near the Sarawak-Kalimanta
Major (Maj) B G Rankine (left), of Margate, Qld, Citizen Military Forces (CMF) is getting a lesson in jungle tracking from an unidentified Iban tracker (centre) of the Sarawak Rangers who is attached
