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Photograph 147806 Korean War, 1950-1953Korea. 1952-04-11. Brigade Headquarters, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), showing camouflaged positions, dugouts and vehicle bays. To the extreme left is the 248 Mortar Battery, to

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MORTAR PITS AND BOMB BAYS KOREA, 1952.
Korea. 1952-04-11. Brigade Headquarters, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), showing camouflaged positions, dugouts and vehicle bays. To the extreme left is the 248 Mortar Battery, to

'PADDY' GRACE IN FRONT OF HIS TENT. THE SQUARE CANS ARE 18 MM MORTAR BOMB CONTAINERS WHICH WERE USED AS WATER CONTAINERS. 3" MORTAR PLATOON SUPPORT COMPANY 3RD BATTALION THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT

Korea. 1952-04-11. Brigade Headquarters, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), showing the Command Post (left) and vehicle bays with the camouflaged Commanding Officer's caravan (centre

Majon'ni, Korea. 1953-06-26. An elevated view of the sandbagged dugouts for 4.2 mortar pits for the British 61st Light Regiment.

Korea. c. July 1952. Private J. S. (Curley) Gay of Bankstown, NSW, looks at an unexploded Communist mortar bomb on the side of a trench beside which is a warning sign. The sign reads, "Wun Bum Chinese

NO 8 MORTAR PIT, NO 7 IN BACKGROUND, 3" MORTAR PLATOON SUPPORT COMPANY 3RD BATTALION, THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT, (3RAR) 1952, KOREA.
