The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Three unidentified soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), stop to look at the roped off entrance to the Chogun Hotel in Seoul. The entrance is a traditional building with a tiled roof. Below the roof is a white sign with Korean writing, and written in English 'CHOGUN HOTEL'. The main hotel building can be seen behind the entrance. The soldiers are wearing slouch hats and carrying their weapons. A Korean official (probably a policeman)(right), wearing a white brassard on his left sleeve, stands next to the entry building. Near him is a Korean woman with a baby strapped to her back. A young child has wandered over to examine one of the entry pillars.
Korea's capital Seoul has suffered greatly as the tide of battle has swept back and forth through it. Two unidentified soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), lean agai
A village scene with some local people and a donkey in front of a tiled roof stone building, on the Philistine Plain. This image is a colour Paget Plate. The same image is available in black and whi
View of a single storey building with a tiled roof. It is next to a two storey stone building (out of sight) with leadlight windows and a slate roof, possibly used for British Commonwealth Occupation
View of a single storey building, with many windows and a tiled roof. It is next to a two storey stone building (out of sight) with leadlight windows and a slate roof, possibly used for British Common
Seoul. Commonwealth military police and South Korean servicemen guarding the entrance to the headquarters building of the British Commonwealth Forces Korean Base.
SEOUL, KOREA 1950. GENERAL MACARTHUR SPEAKING AT THE GRAND ENTRY INTO SEOUL AT THE CAPITAL BUILDING. ALSO IN THE PICTURE IS SYNGMAN RHEE, MADAME RHEE AND SHIN SUNG MO. WHILE THIS PICTURE WAS BEING TAK
