The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. c. 1951. Supplies must follow close on the heels of an advancing army and in Korea the Korean carrier is playing an important role. This long line of carriers is pictured snaking its way to forward positions across a valley under guard of an Australian soldier armed with an American carbine. The Koreans are loaded with rations, ammunition and four gallon drums of water. The soldier is from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR).
Supplies must follow close on the heels of an advancing army and in the Korea War the Korean carrier is playing an important role. This line of carriers, possibly members of a Korean Service Corps, i
Sokkong Valley area, Korea, 1951-02. A group of South Koreans (right), members of the Republic of Korea (ROK) Service Corps, carries a stretcher bearing a wounded soldier who is probably Chinese. Walk
KOREA. 1951. A BREN GUN TEAM EARLY IN 1951. THE NO. 2 OF THE TEAM IS CARRYING AN AMERICAN .30 M1 CARBINE. (DONOR A. ARGENT)
Kure, Japan. 1951-03-22. A soldier from Royal Australian Army Service Corps operating a Lifters Automatic Skid, a petrol driven machine designed in Australia for the loading of 44 gallon drums of petr
38th Parallel, Korea. 1951-04-09. A truck carrying 44 gallon drums of petrol slid off the road into a paddy field. A bed of rocks was placed under the wheels to assist in getting it back on the road.
Gulf of Salerno, Italy. 23 September 1943. Servicing commandos, air formation signals and other vital units of the RAF which operate in forward areas follow in close on the heels of the land forces in
