The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified soldiers, possibly from a Royal Australian Regiment, have climbed aboard a truck with their packs, kit bags and weapons, ready to be transported out of a camp in Korea. A small amount of snow lies on the ground at the camp, and the truck's rear tyres have been fitted with snow chains. On the tailgate of the truck is a map of Australia, along with a star which is a universal recognition symbol United Nations (UN) vehicles in Korea.
At a camp in Korea unidentified soldiers, possibly from a Royal Australian Regiment, unload their kit bags from the back of a truck. At the same time another group of soldiers, carrying their packs o
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
An unidentified US Army driver, smokes a cigarette and tries to keep warm, as he waits at his jeep. The jeep is parked in the snow at a base or camp in Korea. Note the snow chains on the tyres. The
Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) W Bridgeford CB CBE MC, Commander in Chief, British Commonwealth Forces Korea (BCFK) (right), is escorted to his jeep by Lieutenant Colonel F G Hassett DSO, Commander of th
Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) W Bridgeford CB CBE MC, Commander in Chief, British Commonwealth Forces Korea (BCFK) (right), is escorted to his jeep by Lieutenant Colonel F G Hassett DSO, Commander of th
Korea. c. 1951. Two British artillerymen (two of either Bombardier W. A. Grayson of Sheffield; Gunner D. P. Smith of Forres, Scotland, or Gunner W. Meanwearing of Townhill, Swanson) keep the nose of t
