The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pakchon, North Korea. 29 October 1950. A casualty of the Pakchon fighting is loaded carefully onto an ambulance jeep by medical orderlies. Some of the soldiers belong to the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). The jeep has a rising sun emblem painted on the rear right jerry can holder. Note the North Korean quilted cotton headgear that some soldiers have picked up.
North Korea. c. October 1950. Unidentified Australian medical orderlies gently carry a wounded mate to a waiting jeep for evacuation to Base Hospital. The wounded man is Private D J Dickson of Geelong
Possibly near Pakchon, North Korea. Unidentified medical orderlies (some Australian), gently lift the stretcher carrying a wounded mate, onto a waiting jeep for evacuation to Base Hospital. The injur
Possibly near Pakchon, North Korea. Medical orderlies gently lift the stretcher carrying a wounded mate onto a waiting jeep for evacuation to Base Hospital. The injured soldier, probably Australian o
North Korea. c. October 1950. North Korean suspects, rounded up by the men of 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), are herded together in a paddy field with hands above their heads to
Pakchon, North Korea. c 29 October 1950. Troops of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), on US Army tanks, halt by an enclosure made of fringed grass after the capture of Pakchon.
Pakchon, North Korea. c 29 October 1950. Two unidentified casualties of the Pakchon fighting are about to be evacuated by jeep to a Base Hospital. One casualty, with an bandaged mouth and jaw, is sea
