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Photograph LEEJ0662 Korean War, 1950-19532400673 Private P Bowd of Campsie, NSW, and Lieutenant John Burns of St Kilda, Vic, have an early morning shave in Korea, while other unidentified soldiers watch. The men are with the 1st Battalion,

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2400673 Private P Bowd of Campsie, NSW, and Lieutenant John Burns of St Kilda, Vic, have an early morning shave in Korea. In the background can be seen an entrance to a sandbagged dugout in the hillside where the men keep away from enemy strafing of guns and mortars, and in which they exercise all sorts of ingenuity to keep warm during the bitter winter months. Both men are with the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR).
2400673 Private P Bowd of Campsie, NSW, and Lieutenant John Burns of St Kilda, Vic, have an early morning shave in Korea, while other unidentified soldiers watch. The men are with the 1st Battalion,

Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915. Captain Anderson (right) and another soldier at the heavily-sandbagged entrance to a Battalion Headquarters (BHQ) dugout at Anzac. Two large artillery shells and two smaller s

GALLIPOLI, C. DECEMBER 1915. LIEUTENANT NORMAN MATTHEW PEARCE, 6TH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT, OUTSIDE THE SANDBAGGED ENTRANCE OF HIS DUGOUT. HE IS WEARING A SHEEPSKIN JACKET IN THE WINTER COLD.

North Korea. c October 1950. Australian soldiers, seated around a camp fire, enjoy an early morning snack and cuppa before a long days work. They are wearing captured Russian down-lined winter caps an
Informal portrait of Warrant Officer Class 2 Mick Jury, Company Sergeant Major (CSM) of A Company, the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), of Campsie, NSW standign in front of a sandb

Korea. 2 January 1953. Private Peter Langeveldt of Ivanhoe, Vic, and Private K. (Ned) Kelly of Merrylands, NSW, put on their bullet proof vests before going out on A Company, the 3rd Battalion, The Ro
