JK0872
Photograph JK0872 Korean War, 1950-1953IWAKUNI, JAPAN. 1953-08-06. PRIVATE JIM MCCULLOCH (RIGHT) OF THE 3RD ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT RELAXES IN THE RAAF TRANSIT HOTEL AT IWAKUNI WITH A SOLDIER OF THE BLACK WATCH, ALSO A FORMER PRISONER OF
JK0875 Accession Number: JK0875
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IWAKUNI, JAPAN. 1953-08-06. PRIVATE MCCULLOCH (CENTRE) OF THE 3RD ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT STANDS IN THE BUS CARRYING THE FIRST GROUP OF PRISONERS OF WAR TO BE RELEASED FOLLOWING THE SIGNING OF THE CEASE FIRE IN KOREA. THE GROUP WAS BEING TAKEN TO LUNCH IN THE RAAF TRANSIT HOTEL AT IWAKUNI FOLLOWING THE FLIGHT FROM KOREA TO JAPAN IN A NO. 36 SQUADRON RAAF AIRCRAFT.
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JK0875
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