[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
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.
Australian soldiers of 3 Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, Commonwealth Division, resting with their rifles and supplies around them, Jamestown Line area, Korea.

Australian infantryman from 28 Brigade, 1 Battalion, 1st Commonwealth Division, without shirt and wearing a beanie, sitting in a dugout at Hill 210, Jamestown Line, Korea, during the 'static war' per

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
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
An armoured vehicle, a Centurion tank, possibly of the Royal Armoured Corps, British Commonwealth Forces, travelling over a war damaged landscape in the Jamestown Line Area, Korea. Australian soldiers
