The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified British corporal from the Royal Military Police (RMP) stands guard at a signpost in Korea. He is wearing a peaked cap, with a RMP badge and a protective cover over the crown. On his right arm is an MP brassard. His watch shows it is 12.15pm. The sign includes an arrow pointing to a Command Post and the words, 'NEWCASTLE CP. RMP'. Next to the sign, a Korean villager wearing traditional white dress sits on a 44 gallon drum lying on its side. In front of him is his frame pack with a bag of belongings and a tin or pot tied on. Both the MP and the Korean man are wearing moustaches.
Korea. c 1951. Australian soldiers and Korean labourers in the process of building a bridge over a creek near the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), Battalion Command Post (CP). A ca
A Korean man who is possibly a member of the local police, speaks to a young man as he guards a group of Korean refugees crowded a vacant lot behind a brick wall. The guard is wearing a padded quilte
A member of either the Military Police (MP) or the local police, supervises the movement of Korean refugees who are crowded in front of a tradtional Korean building, near a river which they waiting to
Korea. c. 1951. Australian soldiers and Korean labourers in the process of building a bridge over a creek near the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), Battalion Command Post (CP). A c
Near Poretta, Corsica, France. April 1944. Informal portrait of the son of a villager who lives with his family near the airfield used by No. 451 (Spitfire) Squadron RAAF, sitting on a 44 gallon drum.
Near Poretta, Corsica, France. April 1944. Informal portrait of the son of a villager who lives with his family near the airfield used by No. 451 (Spitfire) Squadron RAAF, sitting on a 44 gallon drum.
