The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Jeeps and soldiers of the Republic of Korea (ROK) Army have been transported across a river on a pontoon made from tracks laid over metal dinghies. Korean civilians, carrying bags and bundles of food and belongings, are lined up on the pontoon ready to come ashore. Other civilians are waiting on the shore.
Soldiers of the Republic of Korea (ROK) Army are being transported across a river on a pontoon made from tracks laid over metal dinghies. Korean civilians, carrying bags and bundles of food and belon
British Centurion tanks cross a pontoon bridge, probably across the Imjin River in Korea. The bridge consists of metal tracks laid over inflatable dinghies, which are held in place by cables. Two ot
Imjin River, Korea, 1951-10. A pontoon bridge, code name Pintail, across the Imjin River. The bridge consists of metal tracks laid over inflatable dinghies which are held in place by a series of cable
A convoy of military trucks carrying soldiers of the Republic of Korea (ROK) Army travels through a large Korean town. Bystanders watch from a footpath, in front of buildings with taped windows. In
Vehicles of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), are lined up at Pusan docks, ready to be transferred to Taegu in preparation for 3RAR's first operations in the Korean War. Servic
Vehicles of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), are lined up at Pusan docks, ready to be transferred to Taegu in preparation for 3RAR's first operations in the Korean War. Servic
