The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea, c. 1951-02. A member of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), inspects a Japanese 70 mm Type 92 (1932) Battalion Gun (or Mountain Gun) used by Chinese Communist forces. The shield at the front of the gun bears the red star of the Chinese Communists. The weapon had either been captured from or abandoned by the Chinese, possibly in the aftermath of the battle for Chipyong-ni. The Chinese had previously captured many such guns from the Japanese at the end of World War 2. (Donor I. Robertson)
Korea, c. 1951-02. A member of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), squats on the ground beside an assortment of weapons, most of them captured from Communist Chinese forces possib
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
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
Chipyong-ni, Korea, c. 1951-02-15. At the Doctor feature overlooking the Chipyong-ni road, Corporal (Cpl) 'Chappie' Chaperlin (right) of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), mans a
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
Chipyong-ni, Korea, c. 1951-02-15. At the Doctor feature overlooking the Chipyong-ni road, Corporal (Cpl) 'Chappie' Chaperlin of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), mans a Vickers
