The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Smoke from burning houses and vegetation hangs over a rural village during the advance of the United Nations (UN) force in North Korea. Note the tall monument on top of the hill behind the traditional houses of the village.
Officers from the United Nations (UN) force walk along a road in a village during 'mopping up' operations, probably near Pakchon. They are passing cottages with thatched roofs, a jeep and US Army tan
A US Army Sherman M4A3E8 tank follows troops of the United Nations (UN) force, who are walking down a smoke filled road in the Pakchon area of North Korea. The smoke is from burning villages and vege
A US Army Sherman M4A3E8 tank follows troops of the United Nations (UN) force, who are walking with rifles at the ready, down a smoke filled road in the Pakchon area of North Korea. The smoke is from
Military vehicles belonging to the United Nations (UN) force stop by a roadside during the advance into North Korea. The road has been built up with earth, and runs parallel with a damaged rail bridg
North Korea. 28 October 1950. A Russian built T34 tank knocked out by United Nations aircraft near Napchongjong on 28 October. The North Korean tank was still burning when pushed off the road by an Am
A compound in a rural area occupied by the Force Communications Unit (FCU) of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC). The Australian flag flies over the compound with, below it,
