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Photograph 122331 Second World War, 1939-1945Thailand. 21 October 1945. Lieutenant McKechnie, 8th Military History Field Team, demonstrating the mechanism of his movie camera to Japanese prisoners of war (POWs).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Thailand 10 October 1945. Lieutenant F. McKechnie filming part of the Burma-Thailand railway from the top of a trolley car driven by Japanese prisoners.
Thailand. 21 October 1945. Lieutenant McKechnie, 8th Military History Field Team, demonstrating the mechanism of his movie camera to Japanese prisoners of war (POWs).

THAILAND, C. 1945-12. THE REMAINS OF A BRIDGE OVER A RIVER BUILT BY PRISONERS OF WAR OF THE JAPANESE AS PART OF THE BURMA-THAILAND RAILWAY. THIS WAS SITUATED AT TEN KILOMETRES FROM PAYADONSU, OR THREE

Thailand. 19 October 1945. Inside the mouth of a large cave which was used by the Japanese as an air raid shelter. Part of the Burma Thailand railway runs past the mouth of the cave, where three men a

Thailand. 20 October 1945. A Japanese engine driver and two Thai assistants in the cabin of an engine on the Burma-Thailand railway. Japanese prisoners of war (POWs) continued to run the service under

Thailand. September 1945. A section of track, part of the Burma Thailand railway, running through jungle. The railway was constructed by Allied prisoners of war (POWs) in 1942-43 and Asian labourers f

Burma-Thailand Railway. c. October 1945. Steel rice trucks like these were used by the Japanese to move prisoners of war (POWs) and Asian labourers from Singapore and Malaya to work on the constructio
