The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified soldier from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), stands beside a large metal pot or cauldron, and admires a traditional Korean building which is possibly part of a temple. The roof of the structure has bamboo edging and a row of small sculptures (some animal) along the end of the roof (right). Large external timber columns support the building, which has an outdoor corridor or verandah. Along the verandah are a row of identical wooden tables. Steps from the lower courtyard area lead up to two-level stone platform in front of the structure. Weeds are growing through all the gaps between the stones, indicating that the building has been abandoned.
An unidentified soldier from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), stands beside a large metal pot or cauldron, and admires a traditional Korean building which is possibly part of a
General Chauvel leaving his bungalow, a small stone building with a thatched roof. A canvas awning has been erected over the doorway. Boundaries are marked with neat lines of stones.
A member of the US Army Military Police (MP), waits and watches as flames consume a war damaged official building in Korea. The building has wide stairs and columns at the entrance. Note the camoufl
Soldiers from the US Army, including a member of the Military Police (MP), wait and watch as flames consume a war damaged official building in Korea. The building has wide stairs and columns at the e
Soldiers from the US Army wait and watch as flames consume a war damaged official building in Korea. A member of the Military Police (MP) stands with his rifle closer to the building. The building
A Korean boy sits on the verandah of a farmhouse with a dry stone wall out the front. The roof of the house is possibly made from tiles or bamboo poles, while the roofs of the adjoining building and
