The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A British Centurion tank, belonging to the Royal Tank Regiment, moves down a hillside in Korea. Two of the crew are watching the surrounding area from the turret, while the driver can be seen at the front left of the tank, below the gun barrel. The tank's gun barrel has a protective cover over the end. Note the five pointed stars on the front and side of the Centurion. The star is the common recognition symbol of United Nations (UN) forces in Korea.
A British Centurion tank, belonging to a Royal Tank Regiment, moves down a hillside in Korea. Two of the crew are watching the surrounding area from the turret, while the driver can be seen at the fro
A British Centurion tank, belonging to a Royal Tank Regiment, moves down a previously used track on a hillside in Korea. Three of the crew are watching the surrounding area from the turret, while the
A British Centurion tank, probably belonging to the 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars, has pulled up by a river and timber wharf. Evident on the side of the tank is a 5 pointed star, the common recognit
Unidentified members of the 16th New Zealand Field Artillery Regiment line up to receive their kit from a supply van in their base camp in South Korea. The van has a five pointed star on the side pan
Giant British Centurion tanks gave a dramatic display of weight and gun power when they moved in with the spearhead of British Commonwealth troops in the UN October offensive. Here two crew members s
Two unidentified Australian officers escort the Australian Minister for External Affairs, the Right Honorable Richard Gardiner Casey (right) and his advisors, from the cars that have brought them to w
