The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Probably Uijongbu area, Korea, c. 1950-12. A trailer-mounted apparatus consisting of a combination water heater and pump stands in the entrance of a large tent which has been set up by an American shower unit to enable members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), to take a hot shower. The apparatus is drawing water by way of a hose running into the creek in the foreground. Snow carpets the ground on either side of the stream, while two helmets lie upturned on the farther bank near where the hose enters the water.
Uijongbu area, Korea, c. 1950-12-25. At Christmas time, a company of soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), lines up to take a hot shower in a large tent (right) set up
AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS: A STIRRUP PUMP WITH 30 FEET OF HOSE AND AN ADJUSTABLE NOZZLE GIVING A SPRAY OF 15 FEET FOR THE BOMB ITSELF, AND A STREAM OF 30 FEET FOR THE RESULTANT FIRE, BEING USED TO PUT OUT
A.I.F. HOMEWARD BOUND. A BENZINE TIN RIGGED UP TO ONE OF THE BOOMS WITH A HOSE PIPE CONNECTED TO THE ENGINE ROOM PUMP, AND THE MEN HAD THEIR SHOWER. COMING THROUGH THE TROPICS THIS SHOWER WAS RUNNING
A.I.F. HOMEWARD BOUND. A BENZINE TIN RIGGED UP TO ONE OF THE BOOMS WITH A HOSE PIPE CONNECTED TO THE ENGINE ROOM PUMP, AND THE MEN HAD THEIR SHOWER. COMING THROUGH THE TROPICS THIS SHOWER WAS RUNNING
A.I.F. HOMEWARD BOUND. A BENZINE TIN RIGGED UP TO ONE OF THE BOOMS WITH A HOSE PIPE CONNECTED TO THE ENGINE ROOM PUMP, AND THE MEN HAD THEIR SHOWER. COMING THROUGH THE TROPICS THIS SHOWER WAS RUNNING
A.I.F. HOMEWARD BOUND. A BENZINE TIN RIGGED UP TO ONE OF THE BOOMS WITH A HOSE PIPE CONNECTED TO THE ENGINE ROOM PUMP, AND THE MEN HAD THEIR SHOWER. COMING THROUGH THE TROPICS THIS SHOWER WAS RUNNING
