The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"A 'Pommie' working with the farming party of prisoners of war at Siebing was a little slow in his daily shower, so some Aussies decided to freshen him up under the village pump. Second from the left Bouchier, 2/8 Battalion [VX7038 Private Gregory Charles Bourchier]; fourth from the left, Reg Kinnane, 2/8 Battalion [VX20060 Lieutenant Reginald Kinnane]; extreme right, Alan Manning, 2/4 Battalion [NX8596 Pte Alan Edward Manning]."
"Bavaria between Regensburg and Nuremberg. Group portrait outside the Ofladium Theatre, of a mixed group of prisoners of war of Stalag 383 camp. Back row, left to right: unidentified; unidentified and
Australian swimming committee, Stalag 383. They are posed in front of the fire-fighting reservoir, which was used for swimming; the water was not changed for three years. Included in the photograph ar
"Empire Games Australian Athletic team of the Stalag 383 prisoner of war camp. Back row, left to right: unidentified; NX15153 Gunner Earl Alan Leggatt [2/1 Anti-Tank Regiment], Bill Peach [probably NX
Outdoors group portrait of directing staff and students on a Unit Commanders' Course at the RAAF Staff School. The group includes, in the front row: Wing Commander (Wg Cdr) "Curly" Jolly (extreme left
This is one duck that managed to escape the fate of most of his kind during the holiday. 'Dusseldorf', as he is known, was originally acquired by the diggers of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian
Group portrait of prisoners of war (POWs) at Stalag 383 who made up the Australian water polo team. They are posed in front of the fire-fighting reservoir, which was used for swimming. The water was n
