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SYDNEY, NSW 1945-12-01. LEFT TO RIGHT: UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN, GENERAL LLOYD, LADY MORSHEAD, LADY BLAMEY, GENERAL MORSHEAD AND MAJOR GENERAL PLANT. THEY WERE ON BOARD THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA TO WELCOME HOME LONG SERVICE PERSONNEL OF THE 2/12TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL FROM BALIKPAPAN. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-12-01. LONG SERVICE PERSONNEL OF THE 2/12TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL IN THEIR CRAMPED QUARTERS ABOARD THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA. THE VESSEL HAD JUST ARRIVED HOME FROM BALIKPAPAN. (
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-12-01. LONG SERVICE PERSONNEL LINE THE RAILS OF THE AFTERDECK OF THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA AS THE SHIP BERTHS AT DARLING HARBOUR. THE MEN HAD JUST ARRIVED HOME FROM BALIKPAPAN. (PHOTO
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-10-27. THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA BROUGHT HOME 8TH DIVISION EX PRISONERS OF WAR AND AUSTRALIAN NURSES CAPTURED IN SUMATRA. MAJOR GENERAL PLANT, GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING NSW LINES OF
NO. 6 WHARF DARLING HARBOUR, NSW 1945-12-19. SERVICE PERSONNEL RETURNING HOME FROM SERVICE ABROAD LINE THE RAILS OF THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
NO. 6 WHARF DARLING HARBOUR, SYDNEY, NSW 1945-12-19. THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA APPROACHING ITS BERTH WITH APPROXIMATELY 400 LONG SERVICE PERSONNEL FROM LAE. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
A RECEPTION WAS HELD AT THE TOWN HALL FOR GENERAL SIR THOMAS BLAMEY UPON HIS DISCHARGE FROM THE AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES. LEFT TO RIGHT: CAPTAIN SCHOFIELD, RN, MAJOR GENERAL E. C. P. PLANT, COMMANDI
