The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
With an Owen machine carbine slung over his shoulder, 37140 Gunner (Gnr) (later Warrant Officer Class 2) John Stephen Fenby, of Geelong, Vic, 102nd Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), is placing his full kitbag into the back of a Land Rover as he and other members of his unit prepare to return to their barracks at Malacca on the Malayan Peninsula, after four months of operational duty supporting Australian and British infantry in North Borneo. Gnr Fenby served in Malaya and Singapore during the Malayan Emergency and he later served in South Vietnam with the 12th Field Regiment, RAA between 1968 and 1969.
Stowing his gear aboard a Land Rover is 37726 Gunner (Gnr) (later Warrant Officer Class 1) Robert Joseph (Bob) Hayes, of Grovely, Qld, 102nd Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA). Gnr Hayes
Three gun crew members from 102nd Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), passing 105mm rounds forward to a waiting L5 Pack Howitzer, which will provide fire support for an Australian infantr
Unidentified Australian soldiers from 102nd Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), and local civilians assisting with the loading of a 105mm L5 Pack Howitzer onto a landing craft. It is one
Two gunners from the 102nd Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), struggle with a breech block that they have just removed for cleaning from a 105mm L5 Pack Howitzer. Identified, left to rig
42139 Sergeant (Sgt) (later Captain) Albie Sheridan (left), of Port Adelaide, SA and 57061 Lieutenant (Lt) Keith Richard Hall (right), of Doubleview, WA, both of 102nd Field Battery, Royal Australian
28523 Sergeant (Sgt) (later Warrant Officer Class 2) James Frederick (Jim) Lawler (left), of Guildford, NSW, 102nd Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery (RAA), demonstrates the correct technique f
