The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the 9th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (9RAR) Anti-Tank Section, recoilless rifle 'Road Runner' escort. Identified are: Private (Pte) Graham Sloan (leg on the ground), driver; Lance Corporal Dave 'Coops' Kuiper (extreme right), commander; Pte Dave Francis (back to camera), loader; and Pte Bob 'Shep' Sheppard, No 1 on the gun.
Members of the Anti-Tank Platoon, 9th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (9RAR), perform armed escort duties for convoys on the highway from Saigon to Vung Tau. Identified as the driver is 217903 Pr
Privates (Pte) 'Blue' Wilson (left) and 61803 Ronald James 'Ron' O'Toole (right) from the Anti-Tank Platoon, 9th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment (9RAR), wait to be extracted after the completion o
Private Roger King from the Anti-Tank Platoon, 9th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment (9RAR) mans a 106 Recoiless Rifle dug into the perimeter of an unidentified Fire Support Base.
Members of the Anti-Tank Platoon, 9th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (9RAR) listen to music in a tent in the company lines at Nui Dat. Identified are 1201221 Private (Pte) John Henry Parcell (se
Sighting an American anti-tank weapon now being used by Australian troops in Korea is 6723 Corporal (Cpl) Rodney Thornton 'Snowy' Nettlefold, of Montague Bay, Tas. The gun is a 75 mm Recoilless rifle
A group of Australian prisoners of war (POWs) of the Japanese on Ambon, were on the wharf to welcome the Allied relief ships. Some 540 POWs died during their three and a half years in captivity throug
