The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Korea. c. 1953. Private Kim Jin Tai, Republic of Korea (ROK) Army (left) and an unidentified member, possibly 12039 K. J. (Kev) Power, of the Assault Pioneers Support Comany, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR) sitting behind a Vickers .303 medium machine gun. Approximately 100 Korean Augmentation Troops, Commonwealth (KATCOMs) were attached to Australian units. (Donor W. Barty)
This print of an historic photograph taken by an unknown photographer in the Memorial's collection was included by artist Lee Grant in "And the rivers still flow towards an open sea". This is one of t
Korea. c. 1953. Informal portrait of Choi Dong Chul, Republic of Korea (ROK) Army, sitting outside a tent holding a toy dog wearing a slouch hat and uniform. Choi Dong Chul was attached to the Assault
Korea. c. 1953. Informal portrait of to unidentified men. The man on the left is presumed to be an unidentified Republic of Korea (ROK) Army soldier. The Korean soldier in one of approximately 100 Kor
Korea. May 1953. Members of the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), who have been carrying out a strenuous period of training a few miles behind the front have completely integrated w
This print of an historic photograph taken by an unknown photographer in the Memorial's collection was included by artist Lee Grant in "And the rivers still flow towards an open sea". This is one of t
Korea. 22 May 1953. Members of the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), who have been carrying out a strenuous period of training a few miles behind the front have completely integrate
Korea. May 1953. A B Company, 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), mess parade with soldiers and Korean Augmentation Troops, Commonwealth (KATCOMs) lined up to be served. Note the jeep
