The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AMBON. WHITE WOODEN CROSS, GRAVE L. C. 13 IN GALALA CEMETERY, INSCRIBED "C. OF E. VX25068 PTE A.W. BRANSON, 2/21 AUST INF BN, AIF, 7.8.45". BRANSON DIED WHILE A PRISONER OF WAR OF THE JAPANESE. (PHOTOGRAPH BY DIRECTORATE OF WAR GRAVES SERVICES, DONOR E. GUY)
GALALA, AMBON. 1945-10-31. THE GALALA PRISONER OF WAR CEMETERY WHERE 365 AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS ARE BURIED. A NEW CEMETERY IS BEING CONSTRUCTED NEARBY WHERE THE MEN WILL BE REINTERRED. LOOKING AT THE GRA
Graves of four British soldiers buried by the Germans with their own dead in a cemetery near Hargicourt. The graves are marked with wooden crosses. The grave (far left) is marked 'Wall (Mansch) C. E
GALALA, AMBON. 1945-10-31. THE SITE WHERE THE NEW AUSTRALIAN WAR CEMETERY IS BEING CONSTRUCTED. IT IS AT THE EASTERN SIDE OF WHAT WAS PREVIOUSLY THE GALALA PRISONER OF WAR CAMP WHERE MANY OF THE MEN D
GALALA, AMBON. 1945-10-31. A JAPANESE PRISONER OF WAR WORKING PARTY CLEARING AWAY SCRUB AND DEBRIS FROM THE SITE CHOSEN FOR THE NEW AUSTRALIAN WAR CEMETERY. (PHOTOGRAPHER SSGT R. L. STEWART)
GALALA, AMBON. 1945-10-31. A BULLDOZER AT WORK ON THE SITE WHERE THE NEW AUSTRALIAN WAR CEMETERY IS BEING CONSTRUCTED. IT IS AT THE EASTERN SIDE OF WHAT WAS PREVIOUSLY THE GALALA PRISONER OF WAR CAMP
GALALA, AMBON. 1945-10-31. LOOKING WEST FROM THE NEW AUSTRALIAN PRISONER OF WAR CEMETERY SITE ACROSS THE RUINS OF THE OLD PRISONER OF WAR CAMP WHICH HAD BEEN BURNT DOWN BY ORDER OF 33RD BRIGADE HEADQU
