The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
North Korea. c. October 1950. Two American paratroopers (wearing steel helmets), speak with unidentified Australians in Bren gun carriers at a temporary halt during the sweeping advance of the United Nations Forces towards the Manchurian border. The Australians are from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR).
North Korea. c. October 1950. US paratroopers (wearing steel helmets), come into the Australian lines after a morning skirmish with the enemy. A wounded mate is carried on a stretcher on the back of a
Two unidentified soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), search for lingering North Korean soldiers in stock yards near a railway line. Behind the yards are railway car
North Korea. c October 1950. During the advance from Pyongyang to the Manchurian border, members of the Middlesex Regiment accept a ride on American tanks as they head for the forward area. At right,
North Korea. c. October 1950. A British corporal, holding a Sten gun, and an unidentified Australian soldier speak with a kneeling North Korean prisoner of war (POW), with his hands on his head. They
Soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), cautiously cross railway lines in a bombed village, keeping a sharp look out for North Korean snipers. They are searching for li
Near Pakchon, North Korea. Every village through which the 1950 United Nations advance passed had to be checked thoroughly for enemy stragglers and snipers. Here an unidentified soldier from the 3rd
