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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 PRISONERS OF WAR. LEFT TO RIGHT: LIEUTENANT MCLEAN, 2/20TH BATTALION; LIEUTENANT WANKE, 2/4TH MOTOR AMBULANCE CONVOY; LIEUTENANT GENERAL GORDON BENNETT; MRS ASHETON; LIEUTENANT ROSE 2/20TH BATTALION; LIEUTENANT BARNES, 2/18TH BATTALION AND CAPTAIN LANNERCRAFT, 2/30TH BATTALION. (PHOTOGRAPHER L/CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
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. A GROUP OF 8TH DIVISION EX PRISONERS OF WAR WITH ONE OF THE NURSES WHO CARED FOR THEM DURING THE HOSPITAL SHIP ORANJE'S VOYAGE FROM SINGAPORE. BACK ROW LEFT TO
Australian prisoners of war (POWs) at the Notogawa POW camp, Osaka after the Japanese surrender. These men of the 8th Division were captured when Singapore fell on 15 February 1942. Identified from le
LABUAN ISLAND, BORNEO. 1945-10-04. 9TH DIVISION RELEASED PRISONERS OF WAR AND INTERNEES RECEPTION CAMP. LEFT TO RIGHT: NX27432 PRIVATE E. WATTS, B COMPANY 2/18TH BATTALION; SX14535 PRIVATE C. H. DARLI
CAPTAIN (CAPT) F. T. JOHNSTONE, 2/18TH INFANTRY BATTALION (1); AND CAPT A. M. LAMACRAFT, 2/30TH INFANTRY BATTALION (2), 8TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION EX-POWS OF THE JAPANESE, OUTSIDE THE OFFICER'S QUARTERS
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
