The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
CHUAM-NI, KOREA. 1951-02-19. DEAD BODIES OF SOME OF THE 60 UNITED STATES ARMY CASUALTIES LEFT IN THE SNOW ON THE ROAD NEAR CHIPYONG-NI. ON THE NIGHT OF 13-14 FEBRUARY THEY HAD BEEN OVERWHELMED BY THE CHINESE AND HAD MADE THEIR LAST STAND IN THE AREA EAST OF CHUAM-NI. NOTE THE BODY STRIPPED OF SHOES BY THE CHINESE. (DONOR A. ARGENT)
CHUAM-NI, KOREA. 1951-02-19. DEAD BODIES OF SOME OF THE 60 UNITED STATES ARMY CASUALTIES LEFT IN THE SNOW ON THE ROAD NEAR CHIPYONG-NI. ON THE NIGHT OF 13-14 FEBRUARY THEY HAD BEEN OVERWHELMED BY THE
Death Valley, Chuam-ni, Korea, 1951-02-17. Dead bodies of American soldiers lying in the snow. The soldiers were killed on the night of 1951-02-12 and 1951-02-13 when Chinese Communist forces attacked
Death Valley, Chuam-ni, Korea, 1951-02-17. The dead bodies of two American soldiers lie sprawled in a trailer in the snow. The soldiers were killed on the night of 1951-02-12 and 1951-02-13 when Chine
Death Valley, Chuam-ni, Korea, 1951-02-17. The dead bodies of American soldiers and their discarded equipment lie in the snow. The soldiers were killed on the night of 1951-02-12 and 1951-02-13 when C
CHIPYONG-NI, KOREA. 1951-02. VICKERS .303 MACHINE GUN ENGAGED IN COMBAT WITH THE CHINESE ON ONE OF THE REGULAR PATROLS TOWARDS CHIPYONG-NI. THE GUN IS MANNED BY SERGEANT CHAPERLIN, MACHINE GUN PLATOON
KOREA. 1951-02. TROOPS MOVE UP A HILL DURING THE ADVANCE FROM YOJU TO CHIPYONG-NI 1951-02 TO 1951-03. (DONOR A. ARGENT)
