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Photograph HOBJ3247 Korean War, 1950-1953A view of an area where sheds or barracks have been destroyed, probably in Korea. In the background old large sheds are still standing. In the foreground all that remains are the foundations of buil

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view of an area where sheds or barracks have been destroyed, probably at an army base or camp in Korea. In the background behind the high fence are a group of tents. In the foreground all that remains are the foundations of buildings and a large amount of rubble, including rocks, drums, furniture, carboard boxes, roofing iron, and many items of clothing. Note the jeep driving past the tents.
A view of an area where sheds or barracks have been destroyed, probably in Korea. In the background old large sheds are still standing. In the foreground all that remains are the foundations of buil

A view of an area where sheds or barracks have been destroyed, probably at an army base or camp in Korea. In the background at the right are a group of tents. In the foreground all that remains are

An unidentified Australian nurse (possibly Constance Amy Fall) standing on the concrete foundation of a hospital tent at the 2/1 Australian General Hospital. The tent has been removed but the equipmen

This painting shows a bomb damaged Post Office in Darwin. Sections from the roof are destroyed and the building is surrounded by rubble and a broken fence. Dark clouds loom over the scene.

A group of unidentified officers of the United Nations (UN) forces, and a civilian , inspect what appears to be a bomb crater which has filled with water, probably at a base or camp in Korea. Sheds o

Korea, c. 1951-02. Some Korean boys and two soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), stand amidst piles of ration boxes in a ramshackle Korean town. The boxes are standin
