have a lot here - will post them bit by bit 
Reginald Thompson (British Journalist) regarding the Australians at the Battle of the Apple Orchard 1951.
and another later on about the same battle..
Reginald Thompson (British Journalist) regarding the Australians at the Battle of the Apple Orchard 1951.
Man to Man and all things equal, the Australians proved themselves worth a score or more of the enemy in honest facts and figures. The presence of the American Paratroopers, absolutely raw and untrained, just over the hill beyond the enemy had prevented the Australians from using support. They didn't need it anyway.
Meanwhile the Paratroopers had landed unopposed, wounding and killing a few of each other with their wild shooting and accounting for several unarmed civilians
and another later on about the same battle..
No account of these operations fails to tell of the spectacular insertion by parachute of the 187th American Airborne Regiment at Sukchon and Sunchon but a reader will search in vain for mention of how the Americans came disastrously unstuck and were rescued from disaster by the Australians. Relying solely upon their own small arms and mortars, 3 Batallion's forward companies tore into a whole regiment of North Koreans and annihilated them while the US Army's elite troops stood in awe and watched