The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MAYMYO, BURMA. 1942-01. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT TO THE BRITISH MILITARY MISSION 204 ABOUT TO LEAVE THE BUSH WARFARE SCHOOL FOR RANGOON TO COLLECT THEIR SUPPLIES FOR THE EXPEDITION TO CHINA. (DONOR J. MOORE)
MAYMYO, BURMA. 1941. CAPTAINS FENTON BRAUND, DAVID MACDOUGAL AND DAVID GODFREY OUTSIDE A BUILDING OF THE BUSH WARFARE SCHOOL. EACH OFFICER LED A SECTION OF THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT TO THE BRITISH MIL
MAYMYO, BURMA. 1942-01. LIEUTENANT COLONEL H. H. JOHNSON, COMMANDING OFFICER MALAYA CONTINGENT IN BURMA, WITH MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY MISSION 204 BESIDE A TRUCK. HE LATER BECAME FIELD COMMANDER OF MIS
MAYMYO, BURMA. 1941. BUILDINGS OF THE BUSH WARFARE SCHOOL WHERE AUSTRALIAN AND BRITISH MEMBERS OF THE BRITISH MILITARY MISSION 204 WERE SUPERVISED IN TRAINING BY MAJOR MICHAEL CALVERT. (DONOR D. MACDO
MAYMYO, BURMA. 1942-01. LIEUTENANT COLONEL DEREK GILL-DAVIES, DSO, COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE BURMA CONTINGENT TO THE BRITISH MILITARY MISSION 204. (DONOR D. MACDOUGAL)
MAYMYO, BURMA. 1941. THE CENTRE OF MAYMYO, THE BRITISH 'HILL STATION' NORTH EAST OF MANDALAY, WHERE THE AUSTRALIAN AND BRITISH CONTINGENTS TO MISSION 204 WERE TRAINED AT THE BUSH WARFARE SCHOOL. (DONO
Rangoon, Burma, 1942. Private George S. Archer (left) and Private George J. Carr, two members of the Australian contingent of British Military Mission 204 to China, wearing full battle dress, in a str
