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An Australian soldier operating an artillery periscope in Korea during the Korean War. This drawing is a study for the work titled 'Artillery periscope, Hill 210', which is held in the Australian War Memorial collection.
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
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
The inside view of a dugout at Hill 210 in Korea. This work is a study for the oil painting 'Inside of dug-out, Hill 210'. Although this work appears to be dated 20 June 1956, it is actually most pr
Australian engineers building a bridge over Driniumor River in New Guinea. This drawing is a study for the work titled 'Engineers bridge building'.
Unidentified soldiers of 1st Battalion resting on top of Hill 210, which was part of the Jamestown Line, with their loads around them. Depicted in a period of static war.
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.
Study of crouching soldier, created in preparation for the painting 'Raid on Carrier Hill (by a company of the 2/48th Battalion)', which is held in the Australian War Memorial's collection.