The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of 2/13th Field Ambulance chatting with some of the local Chinese girls at the cross roads near the British Borneo Civil Affairs unit compound. Identified personnel are: (left to right) Private (Pte) H W Anderson; Miss Betty No; Pte C C White; Rosalie Ngo (Wee Chiew Ngo); Miss Katherine Ngo (Wee Hong Ngo); Pte R C Waters; Driver C A Ginbey (squatting and talking to Katherine Ngo).
BRUNEI, BORNEO. 29 JUNE 1945. WARRANT OFFICER 2 E H WAY, B FIELD SECURITY SECTION, 9 DIVISION, WATCHING 88 YEAR OLD LIM LING CHUAN HANDING OUT TOFFEE TO MISS WEE CHIEW NGO (ROSALIE) AND HER LITTLE SIS
LABUAN ISLAND. 15 JUNE 1945. CHINESE GIRLS WALKING ALONG MACARTHUR ROAD ON THEIR WAY TO THE BRITISH BORNEO CIVIL AFFAIRS UNIT NATIVE COMPOUND AT THE SOUTHERN END OF THE ISLAND.
LABUAN ISLAND. 15 JUNE 1945. CHINESE GIRLS ON THEIR WAY TO THE BRITISH BORNEO CIVIL AFFAIRS UNIT NATIVE COMPOUND, PINNING FLOWERS ON ALLIED SERVICE PERSONNEL AS A GESTURE FOR THEIR RELEASE FROM THE JA
LABUAN ISLAND. 15 JUNE 1945. CHINESE GIRLS WALKING ALONG MACARTHUR ROAD ON THEIR WAY TO THE BRITISH BORNEO CIVIL AFFAIRS UNIT NATIVE COMPOUND AT THE SOUTHERN END OF THE ISLAND, PAUSE TO PUT FLOWERS ON
MIRI, BORNEO. 1945-08-28. PRIVATE C. V. DAVIES, INTELLIGENCE SECTION, 2/13TH INFANTRY BATTALION, TALKING TO AN EMACIATED JAVANESE, WHO ESCAPED FROM THE JAPANESE AND IS NOW IN THE BRITISH BORNEO CIVIL
LABUAN ISLAND. 1945-06-14. CHINESE, JAVANESE AND MALAYAN CIVILIANS GATHER IN A COMPOUND NEAR THE AIRSTRIP FOR FOOD AND MEDICAL CARE PROVIDED BY THE BRITISH BORNEO CIVIL AFFAIRS UNIT. (UNITED STATES SI
