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DARLING HARBOUR, SYDNEY, NSW 1945-09-28. A GROUP OF AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS GATHERED ON THE AFTER DECK OF THE HOSPITAL SHIP ORANJE AS IT STEAMS UP SYDNEY HARBOUR. THESE 8TH DIVISION MEN ARE RECOVERING FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE YEARS SPENT AS PRISONERS OF WAR AND ALL WERE GLAD TO SEE A WHITE MAN'S WORLD ONCE MORE. (PHOTOGRAPHER L/CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
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
DARLING HARBOUR, SYDNEY, NSW 1945-09-28. THE HOSPITAL SHIP ORANJE CARRIED DOCTORS, NURSES AND ORDERLIES FROM BRITAIN, AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. LEFT TO RIGHT: NURSE I. ROBERTSON, NEW ZEALAND WOMENS A
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: NX54195 SIGNALMAN H. HOLLAND, 8TH DIVIS
DARLING HARBOUR, SYDNEY, NSW 1945-09-28. 8TH DIVISION EX PRISONERS OF WAR AND NURSES ABOARD THE HOSPITAL SHIP ORANJE. LEFT TO RIGHT: NX57549 PRIVATE W. BAGLEY, 8TH DIVISION HEADQUARTERS, SISTER M. GAR
DARLING HARBOUR, SYDNEY, NSW 1945-09-28. TWO EX PRISONERS OF WAR TALK TO CAPTAIN WARD OF THE MILITARY HISTORY SECTION. THEY HAD JUST RETURNED TO THE HOSPITAL SHIP ORANJE AFTER A FEW HOURS SHORE LEAVE
SYDNEY HARBOUR, 1945-11-19. LONG SERVICE PERSONNEL ON THE FLIGHT DECK OF HMS IMPLACABLE AS SHE STEAMS DOWN SYDNEY HARBOUR. THEY ARE AMONGST THE 3000 PERSONNEL RETURNED TO AUSTRALIA ON THE AIRCRAFT CAR
