JAPANESE INFANTRY TURNING THE RUSSIAN CAVALRY NEAR THE YALU RIVER, NORTHERN COREA

THE WAR IN THE EAST: JAPANESE CAVALRY HAND-TO-HAND WITH THE COSSACKS IN NORTHERN COREA

[Japanese and Russian cavalry troops clash near Chŏnju, North Pʻyŏngan Province, Korea]

Expecting an attack from Russian cavalry - alert Japanese near Tehling, Manchuria

[Japanese and Russian soldiers in fierce battle at Chiu-tien-Ch'eng, Manchuria (the battle of Yalu River)]

Infantry soldiers from the Maori Battalion near the Rapido River bank, Italy

A Fierce Battle at Litzuyuan, near the Yalu River

The Japanese Forces March Onward near the Yalu River (Ōryokko fukin shiingun no zu)

THE WAR IN THE EAST; JAPANESE ARTILLERY MOVING NORTH FROM THE YALU RIVER

AN ATTACK BY JAPANESE TROOPS ON A RUSSIAN POST IN COREA

THE WAR IN THE FAR EAST: JAPANESE SCOUTS RECONNOITRING IN NORTHERN COREA. According to recent cables the sco...

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE "WAR: RUSSIAN CAVALRY ON THE MARCH IN MANCHURIA. (Otago Witness, 06 April 1904)

JAPANESE CAVALRY SCOUTS IN CONFLICT WITH COSSACKS NEAR THE SOUTH GATE OF CHONG JU

Keeping below the dead line--in Japanese trenches near the Russian forts, Port Arthur

Photo of a Russian fort on the Yalu River which protected the left line of defence.—(this must be the exact ...

The first infantry fighting near Fongheatun, W. of Port Arthur

JAPANESE OPERATIONS IN COREA: THE CAMP OF THE MIKADO'S TROOPS AT CHEMULPO

[Japanese Red Cross taking care of enemy soldiers near the Amur River]

[Japanese Red Cross taking care of enemy soldiers near the Amur River]

THE FIRST GREAT BATTLE' ON LAND THE PASSAGE OF THE YALU RIVER BY THE JAPANESE. General Kuroki was not able ...

THE WRECK OF A RUSSIAN PASSENGER STEAMER, DESTROYED TO ESCAPE CAPTURE BY JAPANESE, CHEMULPHO HARBOUR, COREA....

New Zealand Divisional Cavalry camped near the castle of Gradara, Italy - Photograph taken by George Kaye

The Japanese torpedo destroyers, the Asagiri and Hayadori, attacking the Russian Men-of-war

THE RUSSIAN CRUISER RURIK, ONE OF THE VLADIVOSTOK SQUADRON, WHICH WAS RECENTLY SUNK BY THE JAPANESE

Rally of the Chinese troops who had been routed by the first infantry regiment near Fongheatun, W. of Port Arthur