The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Nakom Paton, Thailand. 18 September 1945. Allied ex-prisoners of war (POWs) of the Japanese who were patients in ward 18 of the Nakom Paton POW Hospital Camp. These men were working on the Japanese defence positions at Nieke near the Burma-Thailand border when the enemy surrendered and were treated for recurrent malaria.
Nakom Paton, Thailand. 18 September 1945. Allied ex-prisoners of war (POWs) of the Japanese who are patients in ward 18 of the Nakom Paton POW Hospital Camp. These men were working on the Japanese def
Nakom Paton, Thailand. 18 September 1945. Allied ex-prisoners of war (POWs) of the Japanese who are patients in ward 18 of the Nakom Paton POW Hospital Camp. These men were working on the Japanese def
NAKOM PATON, THAILAND. 1945-09-19. PATIENTS IN WARD 18 NAKOM PATON HOSPITAL CAMP RECOVERING FROM REPEATED BOUTS OF MALARIA.(PHOTOGRAPHER LT N. B. STUCKEY)
Nakom Paton, Thailand. 19 September 1945. Japanese lined up after being identified by Australian ex-prisoners of war (POWs) at the Nakom Paton POW hospital camp. They are being identified as those who
NAKOM PATON, THAILAND. 1945-09-19. CHRONICALLY ILL PATIENTS WHOSE HEALTH BROKE DOWN IN THE BURMA AND THAILAND JUNGLE DURING THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE RAILWAY. MOST OF THE MEN HAVE BEEN PATIENTS IN WARD
Nakom Paton, Thailand. 18 September 1945. Section of the Nakom Paton prisoner of war (POW) hospital camp. Some of the cookhouses are on left, and wards on right. The hospital covers approximately 150
