The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of two soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) with the Taeryong River behind them just prior to the major Chinese offensive that would drive the United Nations forces from North Korea and capture Seoul. Left to right: 2/400030 (NX204932) Private (Pte) Robert (Bob) Parker, Lieutenant Colonel Ferguson's personal dispatch rider, who was captured by the Chinese during the battalion's withdrawal after Kapyong near Cheryong-Ni on 24 April 1951 and held as a prisoner of war (POW) in North Korea until the end of the war; and, 2/1002 Pte Allan (Darkie) Dickens who was later accidentally killed, possibly in a tent fire, on 21 March 1952.
A patrol of men from the Signals Platoon, the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), about to leave the Signal Platoon lines. The patrol lead by the Officer Commanding the Signals Plato
Korea, c. 1951-04. Informal outdoors portrait of Private (Pte) Jack Clark, a despatch rider with the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), sitting astride a motorcycle. Pte Clark was at
Beppu, Japan. Informal group portrait of Australian soldiers serving in BCOF on leave at Beppu. Back row, fourth from left, 2/400186 Private (Pte) Horace William (Slim) Madden, who later served in Kor
Four former prisoners of war (POW), who all served in Korea with the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). Left to right: 2/400030 Private (Pte) Robert (Bob) Parker, who was captured b
2/400030 Private (Pte) Robert (Bob) Parker (right) welcomes 203858 Gunner (Gnr) N G (Judy) Garland (centre) at Mascot Airport, as Gnr Garland passes through Sydney on his way home to New Zealand while
Britannia Camp, South Korea. Two former prisoners of war (POW), who both served in Korea with the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), share a moment together. Left to right: 2/400030
