The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
In the Korean wet season, river levels soon rise, making crossings dangerous for vehicles. Cooperative American engineers use a bulldozer to tow a stalled jeep (574118), and trailer, across a river. A cable from the bulldozer is attached to the front of the jeep. In the jeep a driver from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), sits at the wheel, while another soldier balances on the large load of supplies and holds on during the bumpy ride.
In the Korean wet season, river levels soon rise, making crossings dangerous for vehicles. Here an Australian jeep convoy crosses near a shattered Korean bridge. Cooperative American engineers stand b
Korea. April 1951. In the Korean wet season, river levels soon rise, making crossings dangerous for vehicles. Here an Australian jeep convoy crosses near a shattered Korean bridge. Cooperative America
Korea. c April 1951. In the Korean wet season, river levels soon rise, making crossings dangerous for vehicles. Here an Australian jeep convoy crosses near a shattered Korean bridge. Cooperative Ameri
Korea. c April 1951. In the Korean wet season, river levels soon rise, making crossings dangerous for vehicles. Here an unidentified soldier from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR
Korea. c April 1951. In the Korean wet season, river levels soon rise, making crossings dangerous for vehicles. Here an Australian jeep and truck convoy crosses near a shattered Korean bridge (out of
SOLDIERS ATTACH A RECOVERY CABLE TO A DEEPLY BOGGED BULLDOZER DURING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A ROAD IN THE WET SEASON.
