The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. 18 April 1954. The Turkish Commander, Lieutenant General Vedat-Garan, and Commanding Officer of the Turkish Brigade, Brigadier Kemal Akkurt, visited the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), and were met by a guard of honour commanded by Captain A. M. Salter of Launceston, Tas.
Korea. 18 March 1954. Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Vedat-Garan, Turkish Commander, and Brigadier (Brig) Kemal Akkurt, Commanding Officer of the Turkish Brigade, visited 2nd Battalion, The Royal Austral
Korea. 18 March 1954. Lieutenant General Vedat-Garan, Turkish Commander, and Brigadier Kemal Akkurt, Commanding Officer of the Turkish Brigade, visited 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2R
Korea. 18 March 1954. Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Vedat-Garan, Turkish Commander, and Brigadier (Brig) Kemal Akkurt, Commanding Officer of the Turkish Brigade, visited 2nd Battalion, The Royal Austral
Korea. 18 March 1954. Lieutenant General Vedat-Garan, a Turkish General who fought against the Australians at Gallipoli, inspects a guard of honour commanded by the son of one of the World War I soldi
Anzac Day service in Korea. Major General (Maj Gen) Kemal Akkurt (left) and Maj Gen H Murray CBE DSO, General Officer Commanding (GOC) 1 Commonwealth Division, take the general salute. Maj Gen Akkurt
Anzac Day service in Korea. Major General (Maj Gen) Akkurt of the Turkish Brigade is making a tribute speech to the sons of Anzacs. Left to right on the dais: Maj Gen Akkurt; Maj Gen Murray, General O
