The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DARWIN, NT. 1946-02-28. PORTRAIT OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL ARNOLD BROWN DSO OBE MC (TWICE MID), PRESIDENT OF THE WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL. HIS MILITARY RECORD INCLUDES SERVICE AT GALLIPOLI AND IN FRANCE DURING WW1 AND THE MIDDLE EAST AND THE ISLANDS DURING WW2. HE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE FAMOUS "BULLDOG ROAD" IN NEW GUINEA.
Darwin, NT. 1946-03-01. Members of the court sit behind the table at the war crimes court to hear the accused during the trials of suspected Japanese war criminals. Left to right: Major (Maj) D. F. Fi
Darwin, NT. 1946-03-01. Members of the court sit behind the table at the war crimes court to hear the accused during the trials of suspected Japanese War Criminals. Left to right: Major D. F. Field of
Depicts a head and shoulders portrait of NX393 Lieutenant Colonel Arnold Brown, DSO, OBE, MC, Area Commandant, Bulldog Lines of Command area in New Guinea during the Second World War.
Darwin, NT. 1946-03-04. A Japanese witness is sworn in during the Japanese War Criminal trials. Left to right: Superior Private Ohara, third Japanese witness; NX204427 Sergeant G. L. Maitland, interpr
DARWIN, NT. 1946-03-01. LIEUTENANT A. BROWN CBE DSO MC (CENTRE), PRESIDENT OF THE COURT, AND MAJOR G. J. RUSE (WA), JUDGE ADVOCATE (RIGHT), WATCHING PROCEEDINGS FROM THE BENCH DURING THE WAR CRIMES TR
Darwin, NT. 1946-03-01. Members of the court sit behind the table to hear the accused during the trials of suspected Japanese war criminals. Left to right: Major (Maj) D. F. Field of Kew, Vic; Maj G.
