The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-09-28. AMBULANCES FROM THE 2ND MOTOR AMBULANCE CONVOY (2ND MAC) LINED UP BESIDE THE HOSPITAL SHIP ORANJE. THE SHIP WAS BRINGING HOME EX PRISONERS OF WAR, INCLUDING 8TH DIVISION SOLDIERS FROM CHANGI. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-09-28. AMBULANCES OF THE 2ND MOTOR AMBULANCE CONVOY (2ND MAC) WAITING THEIR TURN TO PICK UP SICK AUSTRALIAN EX PRISONERS OF WAR. THEY ARE LINED UP BESIDE THE HOSPITAL SHIP ORANJE. (PH
SYDNEY HARBOUR, NSW 1945-10-27. THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA (PENNANT NO. 40) BRINGING HOME EX 8TH DIVISION PRISONERS OF WAR AND AUSTRALIAN NURSES CAPTURED IN SUMATRA. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
DARLING HARBOUR, SYDNEY, NSW 1945-09-28. LIEUTENANT GENERAL GORDON BENNETT, FORMER GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING THE 8TH DIVISION AND MRS ASHETON FROM THE 8TH DIVISION WOMENS AUXILIARY TALKING TO EX PRIS
DARLING HARBOUR, SYDNEY, NSW 1945-09-28. EX 8TH DIVISION PRISONERS OF WAR HAVING BREAKFAST ABOARD THE HOSPITAL SHIP ORANJE PRIOR TO DISEMBARKING. LEFT TO RIGHT: VX54794 CORPORAL E. J. LOOKER, AUSTRALI
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-10-27. NX45236 SERGEANT DALLEY, A STRETCHER CASE, IS CARRIED FROM THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA TOWARDS WAITING AMBULANCES WHICH TOOK HIM AND OTHER SICK TO THE 113TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HO
SYDNEY HARBOUR, NSW 1945-10-27. THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA (PENNANT NO. 40) BRINGING HOME EX 8TH DIVISION PRISONERS OF WAR AND AUSTRALIAN NURSES CAPTURED IN SUMATRA IS APPROACHED BY TWO TUGS FOR THE FI
