The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wedding portrait of Aboriginal serviceman NX107875 Private (Pte) Clive Beale and Marge Blacklock. Pte Beale enlisted on 30 July 1942, and served with the 1st Australian Field Regiment. His two brothers Pte Frederick Beale and Pte George Henry Beale, also served in the Second World War and were captured after the fall of Singapore on 15 February 1942. They were sent to Naoetsu Prisoner of War (POW) Camp, where Pte George Beale died on 28 May 1943. Pte Frederick Beale survived the war and was released in September 1945
Illuminated portrait of Aboriginal serviceman, NX31736 Private (Pte) Frederick Beale, 2/20th Battalion. He was captured, along with his brother, NX31660 Pte George Henry Beale after the fall of Singap
Informal portrait Aboriginal serviceman NX31660 Private George Henry Beale, 2/20th Battalion. He was captured, along with his brother, NX31736 Pte Frederick Beale after the fall of Singapore on 15 Feb
Informal portrait of Aboriginal serviceman NX31736 Private (Pte) Frederick Beale, 2/20th Battalion as a Prisoner of War (POW) in Naoetsu camp, wearing his POW number, 84, on his jacket. He was capture
Informal portrait of two Aboriginal servicemen, NX107875 Private (Pte) Clive Beale (right) and his brother NX31736 Pte Frederick Beale (left) in the front yard of Clive Beale's home with members of hi
Informal portrait Aboriginal serviceman NX31736 Private (Pte) Frederick Beale (left), 2/20th Battalion, on the day his unit embarked for Malaya. He was captured, along with his brother, NX31660 Pte Ge
Illuminated portrait of Aboriginal serviceman, NX31736 Private (Pte) Frederick Beale, 2/20th Battalion. He was captured, along with his brother, NX31660 Pte George Henry Beale after the fall of Singap
