The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of Australian UN accredited War Correspondent Donald Douglas George (Doug) Bushby (right) and two Republic of Korea (ROK) soldiers in a front line area. Tents and sandbagged dugouts are in the rear, and the fortifications, probably form part of the defensive line held by South Korean forces at the Armistice in July 1953. This photograph is one of a series taken by Mr Bushby in his capacity as a UN accredited War Correspondent. Mr Bushby devoted much of his time to relief and missionary work amongst Korean refugees, orphans and North Korean and Chinese prisoners of war.
Informal group portrait of unidentified Republic of Korea (ROK) army chaplains and civilian ministers of religion. This photograph is one of a series taken by an Australian, Douglas (Doug) Bushby, in
Informal portrait of Australian UN accredited War Correspondent Donald Douglas George (Doug) Bushby (right), and a Republic of Korea (ROK) military chaplain (left), outside a tent belonging to the Cap
Korean people. One of a series of photographs taken by the Australian Mr Douglas (Doug) Bushby in his capacity as a UN accredited war correspondent. Mr Bushby devoted much of his time to relief and m
Korean children. One of a series of photographs taken by the Australian Mr Douglas (Doug) Bushby in his capacity as a UN accredited war correspondent. Mr Bushby devoted much of his time to relief and
Korean village. One of a series of photographs taken by the Australian Mr Douglas (Doug) Bushby in his capacity as a UN accredited war correspondent. Mr Bushby devoted much of his time to relief and
Korean city. One of a series of photographs taken by the Australian Mr Douglas (Doug) Bushby in his capacity as a UN accredited war correspondent. Mr Bushby devoted much of his time to relief and mis
