The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Courtenay Hill, the feature near Courtenay Rubber Plantation used by the members of the Defence and Employment Platoon (D&E Platoon) during Operation 'Overlord' in June and July 1971.
Aerial view of Courtenay Hill (left) at the commencement of Operation Overlord. Surrounded by jungle and the Courtenay rubber plantation, the cleared hill overlooks Night Defensive Position (NDP) Gart
Informal portrait of 218033 Lance Corporal Lindsay Spratt, 4th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (4RAR) on Courtenay Hill, a feature near the Courtenay Rubber Plantation.
Courtenay Hill, a feature near the Courtenay Rubber Plantation. (From the collection of 218033 Lance Corporal Lindsay Raymond Spratt, 4th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (4RAR))
View from Courtenay Hill, a feature near the Courtenay Rubber Plantation. (From the collection of 218033 Lance Corporal Lindsay Raymond Spratt, 4th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (4RAR))
View from Courtenay Hill, a feature near the Courtenay Rubber Plantation. (From the collection of 218033 Lance Corporal Lindsay Raymond Spratt, 4th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (4RAR))
An aerial view of Courtenay Hill with the Courtenay rubber plantation in the background. Courtenay Hill was stripped of vegetation and occupied by elements of 1 Australian Task Force for several month
