Members of the Royal Canadian Regiment practice “Arrowhead” anti-riot formation at the Koje-do Island prisoner of war camp for North Koreans, June 1952.
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Members of the Royal Canadian Regiment practice “Arrowhead” anti-riot formation at the Koje-do Island prisoner of war camp for North Koreans, June 1952.
Members of the Royal Canadian Regiment take over guard duties at Compound 66, where North Korean officers and other ranks are interned, June 1952.
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