The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
KIYANG, CHINA. 1942. THE GROUP OF BUILDINGS SURROUNDED BY PADDY FIELDS WHICH HOUSED THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE BRITISH MILITARY MISSION 204 AND THE CHINESE 5TH SUPRISE BATTALION. HERE BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS TRAINED CHINESE SURPRISE BATTALIONS IN DEMOLITION TECHNIQUES. (DONOR F. BRAUND)
Kiyang, Hunan Province, China, 1942. The barracks that served as Headquarters for British Military Mission 204 to China. Here, British and Australian members of the mission trained Chinese surprise ba
CHINA. 1942. MEMBERS OF THE CHINESE 5TH SURPRISE BATTALION, WHICH TRAINED WITH THE BRITISH MILITARY MISSION 204, MARCH OVER A LOW STONE BRIDGE IN THE FIELDS. (DONOR F. BRAUND)
KIYANG, CHINA. 1942. A MEMBER OF THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT TO THE BRITISH MILITARY MISSION 204 AND A MEMBER OF THE CHINESE 5TH SURPRISE BATTALION STAND BENEATH CROSSED BRITISH AND CHINESE FLAGS IN THE
Kiyang, Hunan Province, China, 1942. Lieutenant Chen Ying Soar, 5th Surprise Battalion, Chinese Army, who served as an interpreter with the Australian contingent of British Military Mission 204 to Chi
Kiyang, Hunan Province, 1942. Sing Wu Ping, 5th Surprise Battalion, Chinese Army, who served as orderly to Lieutenant-Colonel David C. MacDougal, Commanding Officer (CO) of the Australian contingent o
CHIU CHIA KAI, KIANGSI PROVINCE, CHINA. 1942. MORTAR PRACTICE BY MEMBERS OF THE MORTAR PLATOON, CHINESE 5TH SURPRISE BATTALION, WHICH WAS TRAINED BY THE BRITISH MISSION 204. (DONOR H. BROWNE)
