The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PYOKTONG, NORTH KOREA, 1952-53. PROPAGANDA PHOTOGRAPH OF POWS EATING APPLES IN THE OTHER RANKS POW CAMP, PYOKTONG, IN THE WINTER OF 1952-53, WHEN THE TEMPERATURE DROPPED AS LOW AS -43 DEGREES F. LEFT TO RIGHT: CAPTAIN COPELAND (HALF OBSCURED) OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY; WARRANT OFFICER RONALD DAVID GUTHRIE OF NO. 77 SQUADRON RAAF; WOII BAKER (COMPANY SERGEANT MAJOR) OF THE BRITISH GLOUCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT (STANDING); SERGEANT ALI OF THE TURKISH ARMY (FRONT). MEMBERS OF THE CHINESE ARMY IN THE BACKGROUND. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN BY A CHINESE INTERPRETER AND WAS STOLEN FROM HIS DESK BY WARRANT OFFICER GUTHRIE.
PYOKTONG, NORTH KOREA, 1952-53. POWS IN THE OTHER RANKS POW CAMP AT PYOKTONG, DURING THE WINTER OF 1952-53, WHEN TEMPERATURES FELL AS LOW AS -43 DEGREES F. LEFT TO RIGHT: UNIDENTIFIED BRITISH POW; WAR
Hiro, Japan. 1952-03-27. Sitting at their desk at Headquarters Australian Army Component. 2/900067 Corporal S. A. Blenkiron and 2/45066 Warrant Officer 2 J. Greig (Company Sergeant Major Headquarters
Hiro, Japan. 1952-06-11. A section of staff at the British Commonwealth Base Workshops. Left to right: Back row: A Japanese interpreter; 5/253 Staff Sergeant Cooper; 45922456 Warrant Officer 1 Bartlet
Guthrie speaks of his service background and experience, as well as training; his posting as a warrant officer in No 77 Fighter Squadron RAAF and its operational role in Korea; the circumstances of hi
KARAVIA BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-10-24. SERGEANT W. GORDON, WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE RED CROSS, AND ASSISTED BY TIM MACK, A CHINESE CIVILIAN INTERPRETER, DISTRIBUTE GOODS TO THE AMOUNT OF 15 S
Warrant Officer Class 2 Paul Petter talking to an Iraqi local via an interpreter in the As Samawah media centre. Behind them is a control room filled with a variety of recording equipment and to the l
