Medical orderlies gently carry a wounded mate to a waiting jeep for evacuation to Base Hospital. The wounded man is Pte D.J. Dickson of 40 Fenwick Street Geelong Victoria. The ever increasing bite in the Korean winter wind is showing its effects on the bearers.Chinese-type quilted cotton headgear, and soldier on left, not so lucky in picking up North Korean headgear, has draped his scarf around his head, leaving only his nose protruding, and tops the lot with his ***** fatigue cap. November 2, 1950. (Photo by Public Relations Section, HQ BCOF Japan).

Medical orderlies gently carry a wounded mate to a waiting jeep for evacuation to Base Hospital. The wounded man is Pte D.J. Dickson of 40 Fenwick Street Geelong Victoria. The ever increasing bite in the Korean winter wind is showing its effects on the bearers.Chinese-type quilted cotton headgear, and soldier on left, not so lucky in picking up North Korean headgear, has draped his scarf around his head, leaving only his nose protruding, and tops the lot with his ***** fatigue cap. November 2, 1950. (Photo by Public Relations Section, HQ BCOF Japan).
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