The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Depicts a portrait of SX11407 Captain Stewart Gordon Nottage, Rabual Heavy Battalion. Captain Nottage was one of six officers transported to Japan aboard the Naruto Maru. The group was initially billleted at the Yokohama Yacht Club before moving to Zentsuju prisoner-of-war camp on the island of Shikoku. Towards the end of the war the camp was broken up and Captain Nottage and the others were sent north to Nisi Asi-betu on Hokkaido Island to work the nearby coal mine and eventually released in August 1945.
Depicts a portrait of SX11407 Captain Stewart Gordon Nottage, Rabual Heavy Battalion. Captain Nottage was one of six officers transported to Japan aboard the Naruto Maru. The group was initially billl
Khaki fur felt slouch hat. The hat has a set of three plastic covered brass eyelets on either side and the left side has a brass stud fixed in the centre for securing the left brim to the crown. There
Collection relating to the Second World War service of SX11407 Captain Stewart Gordon Nottage, L Heavy Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, Rabaul, Japan, Australia and England, 1930-75. Collection i
Black and white photocopy of a 285 page typed manuscript titled 'Guests of the Samurai, by D.C Hutchinson-Smith'. Written by NX70289 Captain David Chadwick Hutchinson-Smith, it covers the period from
Group portrait of prisoners of war (POWs) from Zentsuji Camp at Shikoku, Osaka, Japan. Identified from left to right: SX11406 Lieutenant (Lt) Kenneth Rogers Robertson, Coastal Artillery, Royal Austral
OMUTA, FUKUOKA PREFECTURE, JAPAN, 1945-09. ALLIED PRISONERS-OF-WAR (POWS) AT FUKUOKA CAMP 17 AT OMUTA, ATTENDING THE FUNERAL OF A COLLEAGUE. THE CAMP HELD AMERICAN, AUSTRALIAN, DUTCH AND BRITISH POWS,
