Schlacht von Kapyong

AWM Caption: Kapyong, South Korea. June 1952. A panoramic view from the left of A Company's, 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), position at Kapyong facing the direction from which the Communists advanced.

During a visit to the Republic of Korea, the Australian War College Defence and Strategic Studies Course Senior Leaders visiting the sacred site of the Battle of Kapyong in Gapyeong.

During a visit to the Republic of Korea, the Australian War College Defence and Strategic Studies Course Senior Leaders visiting the sacred site of the Battle of Kapyong in Gapyeong.

During a visit to the Republic of Korea, the Australian War College Defence and Strategic Studies Course Senior Leaders visiting the sacred site of the Battle of Kapyong in Gapyeong.

During a visit to the Republic of Korea, the Australian War College Defence and Strategic Studies Course Senior Leaders visiting the sacred site of the Battle of Kapyong in Gapyeong.

During a visit to the Republic of Korea, the Australian War College Defence and Strategic Studies Course Senior Leaders visiting the sacred site of the Battle of Kapyong in Gapyeong.

AWM Caption: Hill Salmon, Korea, 1951-04-16. A member of C Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), leans against the rear wall of a trench after the company's capture of Hill Salmon from Chinese troops. The butt of the soldier's .303 rifle is visible as the weapon rests on the parapet of the trench, pointing outwards in readiness for any attack. (Donor I. Robertson).

Details of the text of the PPCLI Monument at the Kapyong Canada Monument. I took the picture.

Raymond Douglas Aubert at the 2026 ANZAC Day Dawn Service at the National War Memorial, Adelaide.

Raymond Douglas Aubert at the 2026 ANZAC Day Dawn Service at the National War Memorial, Adelaide.

An American M4A3E8 Sherman tank driving up onto the low section of the island feature occupied by B Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR). The road approach to Hill 504 is clearly visible in the background. Second Lieutenant Wilfred Millar's, 1st Platoon, Company A, 72nd US Tank Battalion was deployed on the island feature defended by B Company, 3RAR at the Battle of Kapyong. The road in the background is the one that the Chinese poured along on the night of 23 and 24 April 1951. High features in the background were occupied by A, D and C Companies.