The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
By running smoke through a metal locker, the nearly-rotten fish issued as rations were preserved and given a more edible flavour. Private 'Jock' Campbell, like many others, wears an artificial leg manufactured in the camp.
The individual shown in this work may be VX36959 Lance Corporal John 'Jack' Campbell of the 2/10th Field Company RAE who bares a likeness in appearance and stature to the man depicted here. Campbell was interned at Changi following the Battle of Singapore, 1942 where he lost his left leg. Following recovery from his injuries, he contributed his time to helping others in the camp. He was recovered from Changi in August 1945 and repatriated back to Australia.
Depicting a group of unidentified fitters of No.450 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) enjoying a much-needed cup of tea in the snow. Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk are seen in the background of th
Jock Campbell clearing a way to the mortar round at Al Faw. Lewis Miller was appointed official war artist in April 2003 to document Australia's involvement in the Second Gulf war. He spent three week
Small piece of hard dried fish. It has been shaved into a pointed shape and the colour varies from light to dark brown. The bones of the fish are visible on one side. Before the Second World War Hug
Depicts four golden-brown carp against a cool green background; they are swimming through water plants . The title of the poster is printed in a subtle pink, and is situated in a manner that the fish
Depicts four golden-brown carp against a cool green background; they are swimming through water plants . The title of the poster is printed in a subtle pink, and is situated in a manner that the fish
A French solider wearing a double breasted coat and military medal walks along the sea side with the aid of an artificial wooden left leg and a walking stick. He places his left hand on the shoulder o
Ernest Buckmaster was born in Hawthorn, Melbourne on July 3 1897. After being rejected for military service due to his physical frailty Buckmaster attended the National Gallery Art School from 1918-24
