The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
For weeks Communist propaganda notices have been left where UN troops could find them. A soldier from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), holds a notice which reads 'SURRENDER MEANS SAFETY. CHARGE MEANS DEATH.' The notices are a variation of the surrender leaflets which the Chinese were throwing out not long ago, and which Australian troops also declined to take very seriously.
For weeks Communist propaganda notices have been left where UN troops could find them. A soldier from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), holds a notice which reads 'Only that yo
For weeks Communist propaganda notices have been left where UN troops could find them. A soldier from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), holds a notice which reads 'Think, that y
Korea. c. 1951. For weeks Communist propaganda notices have been left where UN troops could find them. The three being held by unidentified soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regime
TOROKINA AREA, BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. 1944-11-28. QX37937 SERGEANT D.L. BIRKBECK , 9TH INFANTRY BATTALION, PLACING A BUNDLE OF LEAFLETS IN A HOLDER ON A NOTICE BOARD ERECTED BY AN AUSTRALIAN PATROL IN A
Pearl Ridge, Bougainville. 1945-03-08. NX103226 Sergeant (Sgt) L. Bell of the 4th Australian Field Regiment unloading a smoke charge prior to placing propaganda leaflets in cardboard container to be p
Korea. c. July 1952. Private J. S. (Curley) Gay of Bankstown, NSW, looks at an unexploded Communist mortar bomb on the side of a trench beside which is a warning sign. The sign reads, "Wun Bum Chinese
