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United Nations troops, probably Turks, checking Chinese Communist (CHICOM) troops, dressed in quilted winter uniforms, for hidden weapons. The Chinese troops were captured during the Kunuri engagement. This photograph was taken by Allan Lambert, a staff photographer for The Age, and was published in that newspaper on 11 December 1950.
Australian troops from 3rd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) heading north, ride on an American M4A3E8 Sherman tank after the break-out from Taegu. This photograph was taken by Allan Lam
Two Commonwealth soldiers, probably members of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, one carrying a Korean child, walk past an American tank (probably an M46). The photographer, Alan Lambert, was a s
KOREA, 1950. BRITISH TROOPS ON AN AMERICAN TRUCK DISPLAY CAPTURED POSTERS OF STALIN AND A KOREAN COMMUNIST LEADER. (DONOR: F. PEACH). PHOTOGRAPHER ALLAN LAMBERT 'THE AGE' MELBOURNE. COPYRIGHT DAVID SY
Although the Korean War has been over for more than two years, the truce camp at Panmunjom, sited between the Communist and United Nations forces, is still the only point where representatives of the
KOREA, 1950. US TROOPS PREPARE INFLATABLE PONTOON IN PREPARATION FOR RIVER CROSSING. (DONOR: F.S.B. PEACH). PHOTOGRAPHER: ALLAN LAMBERT 'THE AGE' MELBOURNE., COPYRIGHT: DAVID SYME AND CO.
KOREA, 1950. US TROOPS MOVE PAST A WRECKED AIRCRAFT IN A NORTH KOREAN TOWN. (DONOR: F.S.B. PEACH). PHOTOGRAPHER: ALLAN LAMBERT, 'THE AGE' MELBOURNE. COPYRIGHT: DAVID SYME AND CO.
