The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-10-13. THE HOSPITAL SHIP WANGANELLA (PENNANT NO. 45) LYING AT NO. 13 WHARF AT PYRMONT. THE VESSEL HAD JUST ARRIVED FROM SINGAPORE BRINGING HOME SEVERAL HUNDRED MEN OF THE 8TH DIVISION WHO HAD BEEN PRISONERS OF WAR IN JAPANESE CAMPS. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-10-13. 8TH DIVISION EX PRISONERS OF WAR WAITING BESIDE A TRAIN WHICH IS TO TAKE THEM INTERSTATE TO BE DISCHARGED AND REUNITED WITH THEIR FAMILIES. THEY HAD ARRIVED IN SYDNEY ABOARD TH
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-11-23. THE HOSPITAL SHIP WANGANELLA (45), WHICH HAD JUST ARRIVED AT CIRCULAR QUAY FROM NEW GUINEA WITH LONG SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN RETURNING HOME TO AUSTRALIA. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E.
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-11-23. THE HOSPITAL SHIP WANGANELLA (45), WHICH HAD JUST ARRIVED AT CIRCULAR QUAY FROM NEW GUINEA WITH LONG SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN RETURNING HOME TO AUSTRALIA. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E.
SYDNEY, NSW 1945-10-13. STRETCHER CASES BEING CARRIED OFF THE HOSPITAL SHIP WANGANELLA ON HER ARRIVAL FROM SINGAPORE. THESE 8TH DIVISION EX PRISONERS OF WAR WERE TAKEN DIRECTLY TO A HOSPITAL TRAIN AT
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
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)
