The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MOROTAI 1946-01-17. A GOOD IMPRESSION OF THE LACK OF ACTIVITY ON MOROTAI FIVE MONTHS AFTER THE JAPANESE SURRENDER IS GIVEN BY THIS SCENE OF THE MAIN ROAD (ROUTE 5) AT 3 PM. FORMERLY THIS ROAD WAS VERY BUSY WITH ALLIED TRANSPORT. (PHOTOGRAPHER SSGT R. L. STEWART)
MOROTAI. 1946-01-15. 172ND FIELD ORDNANCE DEPOT. THE MAIN ROAD OF THE DEPOT WITH THE BUILDINGS HOUSING NO. 2 SUB DEPOT ON THE RIGHT. THE SUB DEPOT DEALS WITH ALL ITEMS OF CLOTHING, PERSONAL EQUIPMENT
MOROTAI, BORNEO 1946-01-21. AUSTRALIAN ARMY CANTEEN SERVICE (AACS) NO. 32 OFFICERS' CLUB. A MURAL DEPICTING A TRADITIONAL JAPANESE SCENE PAINTED BY A PRISONER OF WAR IN THE CLUB'S ENTRANCE FOYER. (PHO
MOROTAI, BORNEO 1946-01-21. AUSTRALIAN ARMY CANTEEN SERVICE (AACS) NO. 32 OFFICERS' CLUB. THE DINING ROOM AREA AND TERRACE WHICH OVERLOOK THE SEA AT THE REAR OF THE MAIN BUILDING. (PHOTOGRAPHER SSGT R
MOROTAI. 1946-01-15. THE ENTRANCE TO THE 172ND FIELD ORDNANCE DEPOT. (PHOTOGRAPHER SSGT R. L. STEWART)
MOROTAI. 1946-01-15. HEADQUARTERS BUILDINGS AT THE 172ND FIELD ORDNANCE DEPOT. (PHOTOGRAPHER SSGT R. L. STEWART)
MOROTAI, BORNEO 1946-01-25. HEADQUARTERS MOROTAI FORCE. COLONEL R. E. WADE, COLONEL "A" (ADMINISTRATION), AT HIS DESK. (PHOTOGRAPHER SSGT R. L. STEWART)
