The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Naktong River, Korea, A wrecked Russian T34/85 medium tank lies on the ruins of a bridge across the Naktong River. The tank and bridge were destroyed by US aircraft in the battle to stop the southward advance of North Korean forces. (Donor I. Robertson)
Naktong River, Korea, A convoy of military vehicles makes its way over a pontoon bridge across the Naktong River. Lying overturned in the foreground (left) is a wrecked truck, part of the damage from
Korea, 1950-10. Two Russian-made T34 Type 85 tanks belonging to the North Korean Army lie wrecked on the side of a road after being destroyed by allied forces. At right, the tracks of the tank in the
Korea, 1950-10. A jeep (right) from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), passes a wrecked Russian T34/85 medium tank lying on its side in a ditch beside the road from Songju to Tae
Korea, 1950-10. Two military trucks carrying men and equipment of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), ford a shallow stream or river running through a plain in the Korean countrys
Korea, 1950-10. Members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), hitch a ride on a US Army Sherman M4A3 medium tank as it moves along the metal tracks of a Ponton Treadway bridge ac
North Korea. 28 October 1950. A Russian built T34 tank knocked out by United Nations aircraft near Napchongjong on 28 October. The North Korean tank was still burning when pushed off the road by an Am
