The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Shot of Lieutenant Colonel C A McEachern senior officer in Thailand. Lieutenant Colonel C G W Anderson, MC, VC, recipient of the only Australian Victoria Cross in the Malayan campaign. Lieutenant Colonel A E Coates and Lieutenant Colonel E E Dunlop, who were known to all troops in Thailand for the very fine work they did for the troops as medical officers. General activity in camps Nakom Paton and Fothburi and a hospital. Members of the Japanese Military Police organisations of the Japanese army sitting with their equipment prior to being gaoled. Identified personnel: NX36854 Private W R Lewis 2/1 Heavy Battery; NX35548 Private S F Ball, 2/19th Infantry Battalion; NX37544 Private R G Quinton, 2/30th Infantry Battalion; VX45534 Captain Hector George Greiner, Lieutenant A Davis.
BANGKOK, THAILAND. 1945-09-15. LIEUTENANT COLONEL E.E. DUNLOP, COMMANDING OFFICER, 2/2ND CASUALTY CLEARING STATION CONFERRING WITH LIEUTENANT COLONEL A.E. COATES, CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER, NAKOM PATON PR
BANGKOK, THAILAND. 1945-09-15. LIEUTENANT COLONEL E.E. DUNLOP, COMMANDING OFFICER, 2/2ND CASUALTY CLEARING STATION CONFERRING WITH LIEUTENANT COLONEL A.E. COATES, CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER, NAKOM PATON PR
Lieutenant Colonel E. E. Dunlop, Commanding Officer 2/2nd Casualty Clearing Station (right), and Lieutenant Colonel A. E. Coates, Chief Medical Officer, Nakom Paton Prisoner of War Hospital (left) out
Nakom Paton, Thailand. 18 September 1945. Allied ex-prisoners of war (POWs) of the Japanese who are patients in ward 18 of the Nakom Paton POW Hospital Camp. These men were working on the Japanese def
Nakom Paton, Thailand. 21 September 1945. Aerial photograph of Nakom Paton prisoner of war (POW) hospital camp. In January 1944, using POW and native labour, the Japanese began the construction of thi
Nakom Paton, Thailand. 21 September 1945. Aerial photograph of Nakom Paton prisoner of war (POW) hospital camp. In January 1944, using POW and native labour, the Japanese began the construction of thi
