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BATAVIA, JAVA. 1945-09-25. JAPANESE ARMOURED CARS AND OTHER ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES PATROLLING THE STREETS OF BATAVIA. ALTHOUGH THE JAPANESE HAD OFFICIALLY SURRENDERED, THEY WERE STILL SUPPLYING GUARDS AND ADMINISTRATING THE CITY. (PHOTOGRAPHER LIEUTENANT R. G. BUCHANAN, 10TH MILITARY HISTORY FIELD TEAM)
BATAVIA, JAVA. 1945-09-25. JAPANESE ARMOURED CARS AND OTHER ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES PATROLLING THE STREETS OF BATAVIA. ALTHOUGH THE JAPANESE HAD OFFICIALLY SURRENDERED, THEY WERE STILL SUPPLYING GU
BATAVIA, JAVA. 1945-09-25. JAPANESE ARMOURED CARS AND OTHER ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES PATROLLING THE STREETS OF BATAVIA. ALTHOUGH THE JAPANESE HAD OFFICIALLY SURRENDERED, THEY WERE STILL SUPPLYING GU
BATAVIA, JAVA. 1945-09-25. JAPANESE ARMOURED CARS AND OTHER ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES PATROLLING THE STREETS OF BATAVIA. ALTHOUGH THE JAPANESE HAD OFFICIALLY SURRENDERED, THEY WERE STILL SUPPLYING GU
BATAVIA, JAVA 1945-09-24. A GROUP OF OFFICERS OF THE 2/3RD MACHINE GUN BATTALION WHO WERE TAKEN PRISONER OF WAR ON JAVA WHILE THEIR UNIT WAS PART OF "BLACK FORCE". THEY HAD JUST BEEN FREED AT "BICYCLE
BATAVIA, JAVA 1945-09-24. A GROUP OF OFFICERS OF THE 2/3RD MACHINE GUN BATTALION WHO WERE TAKEN PRISONER OF WAR ON JAVA WHILE THEIR UNIT WAS PART OF "BLACK FORCE". THEY HAD JUST BEEN FREED AT "BICYCLE
BATAVIA, JAVA 1945-09-24. AUSTRALIAN EX PRISONERS OF WAR ON THE VERANDAH OF THEIR SLEEPING QUARTERS AT "BICYCLE CAMP", SO NAMED BECAUSE OF THE LARGE NUMBER OF BICYCLES FOUND THERE WHEN FIRST OCCUPIED
