Two dead Japanese
Art ART22450 Second World War, 1939-1945This work portrays two dead Japanese soldiers in Borneo. One soldier is lying face down and the soldier next to him is face up.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Preliminary sketch of two dead Japanese soldiers. One man lies face down while the other man lying next to him is pictured face up on the ground.
This work portrays two dead Japanese soldiers in Borneo. One soldier is lying face down and the soldier next to him is face up.
Preliminary sketch of two men, one man is holding the two forearms of other man. Drawn vertically on the page.

Two Australian intelligence personnel are pictured searching the decaying bodies of dead Japanese. Dargie noted, "The most gruesome task for Intelligence Personnel is the searching of dead bodies of
A signaller on the left is carrying messages through the line of attack; two dead figures lying on the ground centre of image. The landscape is rocky and hilly.

Two Japanese dead at dawn. The date and place made of this painting has not been confirmed, but it is believed the artist painted it in either Balikpapan, or Sydney, in either 1945. or 1946.
Hill Sardine, Korea, 1951-04-16. The dead bodies of two Chinese soldiers lie sprawled on the ground after the successful attack on Hill Sardine by 'A' Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regi
