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Setting up phone system in Korea
Building a telephone exchange during the Korean War
Going home from Korea
Group of soliders heading home after the Korean War
Radio communication in Korea
Soldiers using radio communication from truck during Korean War
Haircut in Korea
A soldier gets a haircut during the Korean War
Quad tractor towing 25-pounder in Korea
Quad tractor towing 25-pounder in Korea
25-pounder in action in Korea
New Zealand soldiers firing artillery in the Korean War
Alan Cull describes being a dentist on Korea
Interview with dentist and Korean War veteran Allan Cull
Lindsay Glassey describes shelling from off shore
Interview with a signalman on the HMNZS Taupo during the Korean War
Kiwi stories - Korean War
Listen to some of the stories of New Zealanders involved in the Korean War, 1950-1957.
Laurie Valentine describes the battle of Kapyong
Interview with Gunner Laurie Valentine who served in the Korean War
Bill Keiha describes the food in Korea
Interview with Korean War veteran Wiremu (Bill) Keiha
Kayforce draft at Linton Camp 1952
Kayforce replacement draft group photo taken at Linton Military Camp, south of Palmerston North, in February 1952.
Kayforce gunners in front of Kiwi Hill
Gunners from the 16th New Zealand Field Regiment pose for a photograph in front of Kiwi Hill at the regiment's headquarters in Korea, circa 1953
Uijeongbu, location of M*A*S*H
The village of Uijeongbu, location of the TV series MASH
War-torn Seoul
Image of the war-torn city of Seoul during the Korean War.
On leave in Japan
New Zealand Korean War gunner Bob Jagger and mates enjoy a pint while on leave in Japan.
North Korean propaganda
North Korean propaganda card and letter, 1952
Korean Christmas card
Christmas card sent home to New Zealand by Gunner Bob Jagger in 1953
Tents in Korea
New Zealand battery position during the Korean winter, 1952-1953
Korean War 'hutchies'
The temporary homes Korean War soliders dug out for temporary shelter were called 'hutchies'

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