The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Ramleh, Palestine, 1917-11. On a road leading into Ramleh, a man walks beside a small wagon loaded with household goods as the civilian inhabitants return to the town after it was abandoned by the Turks and secured by the 1st Australian Light Horse Brigade. The goods on the wagon include a wash-tub and several chairs. Further along the road, also heading towards the town, are some light horsemen mounted on their horses and some camels laden with domestic goods. (Donor A. Stewart)
Korea, c. 1950-10. A pony hitched to a cart or wagon laden with household goods stands on a dirt road in a Korean village. The pony and cart probably belong to the family group on the side of the road
A view of the ruins of the church at Strazeele, in Northern France, showing by the roadside an abandoned wagon, perforated by shrapnel and full of household effects belonging to some of the inhabitant
Korea, c. 1950-10. The dead body of a North Korean soldier lies frozen in an attitude of death near the wreckage of some military vehicles. At rear, four members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Austra
Korea, c. 1950-10. Forming part of a column of refugees that stretches away into the distance, Korean civilians ford a stream as they flee the fighting. Crossing the stream at centre are three domesti
Korea, 1950. Beside a muddy road, a barefoot refugee child wearing a peaked bonnet sits and rests on the handles of a handcart laden with bundles of household goods. Refugee women and children rest on
Korea, c. 1950-10. Disdaining to use the modern bridge in the background, Korean refugees drag a horse and cart (or wagon) across a shallow stream as they return home to their farms after the repulse
