The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The “Taos Victory” left Morotai on 15 February 1946 and arrived in Kure, Japan on 21 February 1946 bringing the main contingent of Australian troops, numbering 1048 in all, for the British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF). Troops of the 34th Infantry Brigade, for BCOF, after disembarking, wait with their gear on the wharf for transport to convey them to their barracks.
The “Taos Victory” left Morotai on 15 February 1946 and arrived in Kure, Japan on 21 February 1946 bringing the main contingent of Australian troops, numbering 1048 in all, for the British Commonwealt
The “Taos Victory” left Morotai on 15 February 1946 and arrived in Kure, Japan on 21 February 1946 bringing the main contingent of Australian troops, numbering 1048 in all, for the British Commonwealt
MOROTAI. 1946-02-15. MEN OF THE 34TH BRIGADE CARRYING THEIR GEAR TOWARDS THE FLOATING DOCK WHERE THE TRANSPORT SHIP TAOS VICTORY WAITS TO TAKE THEM TO KURE, JAPAN. ON ARRIVAL THE UNIT WAS TO JOIN THE
MOROTAI. 1946-02-15. MEN OF THE 34TH BRIGADE CARRYING THEIR GEAR ABOARD THE TRANSPORT SHIP TAOS VICTORY. THE UNIT WAS BOUND FOR KURE, JAPAN, WHERE IT WAS TO JOIN THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OCCUPATION FO
The main contingent of the 34th Australian Infantry Brigade, some 1000 men, embarked on SS Taos Victory on 15 February 1946, at Morotai, for the trip to Kure, Japan. Also arrival of Lieutenant General
MOROTAI. 1946-02-15. MEN OF THE 34TH BRIGADE LINED UP ON THE DOCK WITH THEIR GEAR AS THEY PREPARE TO BOARD THE TRANSPORT SHIP TAOS VICTORY. THE UNIT WAS BOUND FOR KURE, JAPAN, WHERE IT WAS TO JOIN THE
