In two battles with heavily-armed Rod troops on the northern banks of the Han River, HMAS Murchison gave the Communist troops a warm time, but did not emerge without damage or casualties, Gunnery Officer Mr. F. Smith, of Bass Hill, Sydney, points to a hole punched in the hull an anti-tank shell. It finished up in splinters on the other side of the engine-room, superficially wounding two hands. With Mr. Smith is Leading-Seaman N.B. Cramp, of Rockdale, NSW. September 29, 1952. (Photo by Public Relations Section, HQ BCOF, Japan).