ANZAC Square Korea Malaya Borneo Memorial
Korea Malaya and Borneo Memorial depicting soldiers in winter and jungle uniforms. The winter uniform signifies the struggle with the extreme weather conditions that faced the Australian troops during 1950-53. The northern winter was a stark contrast the oppresive heat and humidity thatthe personnel faced during the post-WW2 conflicts in Malaya and the Borneo. The cast bronze figures are fine in their detail and provide a suitable commemoration of those personnel who served and died in these conflicts.
This memorial is part of a group of memorials situated at Anzac Square, Brisbane. A map is available.
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- Conflicts commemorated
- Malayan Emergency, 1948–1960
- Korean War, 1950–1953
- Indonesian Confrontation, 1962–1966
- Unit memorials
- Memorial type
- Commemorative services held
The Memorial is utilised for commemoration during commemorative services held at ANZAC Square.
- Additional information
- Dedicated on the 23 April 1988, the memorialwas unveiled by The Hon Sir Walter Campbell, Governor of Qld.
- Recorded by
- Shirley and Trevor McIvor/QLD War Memorial Register
- Date recorded
- 2 April 2009
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