The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified member of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment, (3RAR), demolishes the upper wall of a Korean building on a hill in Korea. He is using the blunt end of an axe to knock out the wall made from branches and mud covered with plaster or daub. The lower part of the wall is constructed with stone and mortar. The roof is made from traditional tiles and slate. Two other Australian soldiers are watching while standing near a jeep (left).
An unidentified soldier stands guard with his rifle over his shoulder, outside an official two storey building in Japan. The building is constructed from stone and has a slate roof.
The front view of an official two storey building in Japan. The building is constructed from stone, with a slate roof. It is probably used by British Commonwealth Forces Korea (BCFK).
The front view of an official two storey building in Japan. The building is constructed from stone, with a slate roof. It is probably used by British Commonwealth Forces Korea (BCFK).
The front view of an official two storey building in Japan. The building is constructed from stone, with a slate roof. It is probably used by British Commonwealth Forces Korea (BCFK).
The front view of an official two storey building in Japan. The building is constructed from stone, with a slate roof. It is probably used by British Commonwealth Forces Korea (BCFK).
The front view of an official two storey building in Japan. The building is constructed from stone, with a slate roof. It is probably used by British Commonwealth Forces Korea (BCFK).
