[Study for: Coming up Hill 210]
Art ART90318 Korean War, 1950-1953Group of men from the 1st Battalion carrying heavy loads up Hill 210 as part of the Jamestown Line, in a period of static war.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian soldiers from 1 Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, Commonwealth Division, toiling up Hill 210 for a changeover from the Leicestershire Regiment near the Samichon River, North Korea. The men are labouring up the steep slope under a heavy load of personal belongings, supplies and rifles; they appear strained and exhausted.
Group of men from the 1st Battalion carrying heavy loads up Hill 210 as part of the Jamestown Line, in a period of static war.
Australian infantrymen from 1 Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, stripped to the waist, cleaning weapons at Hill 210, Korea on 20 June 1952.

An Australian infantryman from 3 Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment at Hill 210, Korea, seen looking through high-powered, long-range artillery binoculars. Hele calls them the machinery a 'periscope

Double portrait in right profile of two members of the Vickers crew at Hill 210 in Korea, handling a 303 heavy machine gun. At left is 3/3346 Lance Corporal Robert Holman Gow, wearing a woollen beani

Members of 1 Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, unloading mortar bombs at Hill 210, Korea. A mortar bomb is one that can be launched from a tube; there were mortar pits on Hill 210. Hele was servi

Hill Sardine, Korea, 1951-04-15. Carrying 'a load like a hawker's dray', 3/400067 Private (Pte) A.D. ('Tony') Lagrutta (or La Grutta), a signaller attached to the Mortar Platoon, 3rd Battalion, The Ro
