JK0717
Photograph JK0717 Korean War, 1950-1953SEOUL (YONG DONG P'HO) SOUTH KOREA. 1953-04-21. THE FIRST GROUP OF PRISONERS OF WAR TO BE EXCHANGED IN THE TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT FROM 36 TRANSPORT SQUADRON, RAAF, THAT FLEW THEM TO IWAKUNI, JAPAN.
JK0716 Accession Number: JK0716
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SEOUL (YONG DONG P'HO) SOUTH KOREA. 1953-04-21. THESE SICK AND WOUNDED MEN LINED THE SIDE OF THE AIRCRAFT IN A VERY SOLDIERLY MANNER TO SEE THE AWARD OF THE DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL BEING PINNED ON THE TUNIC OF FUSILLIER GEORGE HODGKINSON OF LONDON BY THE GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING MAJOR GENERAL B.A.R. WEST.
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JK0716
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