The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hill 355, Korea, c. 1952-04. A sign indicates the road to Hill 355, a feature that was universally known by the nickname 'Little Gibraltar' to Australian and other soldiers. The sign reads: '"Little Gibraltar" Road constructed by the men of CO. "a" 10th Engr (G) Bn.72nd Engr (G) CO. Dozer HqS CO. 10th Engr (G) Bn. Dozer. This road is dedicated to those men of the 7th and 15th Infantry Regiments who fought to keep this hill.'
The entrance to the Bowling Alley road, Hill 355 (Little Gibraltar or Kowang San). The sign reads 'BOWLING ALLEY. THIS ROAD IS CLOSED DURING DAYLIGHT'. The 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment
Hill 355 area, Korea, 1952-04. The approach to a low ridge, familiarly known as Cemetery Ridge, that ran in front of the dominating features known as Hill 227 ('Fanny Hill') and Hill 355 ('Little Gibr
Majon'ni, Korea. 1953-05-02. Looking from the rear of Little Gibraltar or Feature 355 as it is known within 1 Commonwealth Division. It is held by 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR),
KOREA, 1952. HILL 355, FOUR KILOMETRES NORTH OF THE IMJIN RIVER, KNOWN TO THE AUSTRALIAN, BRITISH AND AMERICAN FORCES AS 'LITTLE GIBRALTAR' AND TO THE KOREANS AS 'KOWANG SAN'. HILL 355 WAS CAPTURED DU
Hill 355 area, Korea, 1952-03. Members of 'A' Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), wait in line to attend a church service at the Company Aid Post which consists of a simple t
Hill 355 area, Korea, 1952-04. Lance Corporal 'Darky' Poynton, a member of 'A' Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), stands beside a sign that warns: 'Under enemy observation n
