Page Two SITE MAP PAGE

THE Number One Grunts View Site Is:- www.gruntsview.org

All my stories of Joining the Army, training for war, and service in Vietnam with 7RAR are now at WWW.GRUNTSVIEW.ORG

This site is about the Vietnam War Memorial The Cherry Tree Walk.

To navigate through the site you can choose a few ways.

At the bottom of each page use the SLR rifles. Click on SLR pointing Right to go the next page. Click on left to return to the previous page. Each page is identified at the top and the bottom of the page.

By clicking on "WILLY the PIG" (7RAR's Mascot) at the bottom of each page you will be returned to the ENTRY page. By selecting a page link from the List, you will be able to go directly to that page.

At the bottom of each page there is a link to return to the SITE MAP Page.

GUESTBOOK:- The link for the NEW Guestbook is on the Index Page:

  SYMBOLS OF SERVICE on SITE!

Symbols of service used on this site are:-
The BADGE with the Kangaroo and riles, is called the "SKIPPY Badge" by the Diggers. It is the Badge of the Royal Australian Regiment.
The Flag is the National Flag of AUSTRALIA.
The midi on the entry page is the Australian National Anthem, 'Advance Australia Fair'.
The bayonet with the wreath is the Australian Army Badge for 'ACTIVE SERVICE' and it is called the "INFANTRY COMBAT BADGE".
The ICB is a highly covered Award and it is being used in the ADF of the 21st Century to show those who served at the 'Sharp End.
Young Soldiers are wearing it for Timor, Afghanistan and IRAQ.
The wall paper is of the 'Skippy Badge.'
The Boarder Colour, MAROON is that of the 'Colour' of 7 Battalion.
The Lanyard worn by the Diggers of 7RAR was Maroon and worn on the left shoulder to denote, a 'Fighting Corps' as did the other Battalions of the Regiment in their individual colour.
The PIG is of course 'WILLY', the Mascot of 7RAR.
The SLR at the bottom of most pages to move left and right through the site, was my main weapon in Vietnam.

END OF THIS PAGE:- 7th JULY 2007