The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of Australian prisoners of war (POWs) at the Notogawa Camp near Osaka after the Japanese surrender. The men, on their bunks suffered malnutrition and considerable loss of weight. Identified from left to right: WX16448 Private (Pte) Albert Wilfred Lance Park, 2/4 Machine Gun Battalion from Claremont, Western Australia; NX26633 Gunner Thomas Reginald O'Mullane, 2/15 Field Regiment from Brighton-Le-Sands, NSW; VX56893 Sapper Ernest Victor Smith, 8th Australian Division Mobile Laundry and Forward Reconnaissance Unit from Koondrook, Vic; and NX47523 Pte Arthur Kelso Power, 2/30th Battalion from Kyogle, NSW.
Australian prisoners of war (POWs) at the Notogawa POW camp, Osaka after the Japanese surrender. These men of the 8th Division were captured when Singapore fell on 15 February 1942. Identified from le
Studio portrait of 3388 Private (Pte) Oswald Frederick Mutton, 2nd Battalion. Pte Mutton, a surveyor from Brighton-le-Sands, NSW was 20 years old and married when he enlisted in July 1915. He left Aus
Studio portrait of NX38804 Acting Sergeant (A/Sgt) Eric Frank Haase, 2/3 Reinforcements, 8 Division Signals, of Brighton Le Sands, NSW. A company director in civilian life, A/Sgt Haase originally enli
Studio portrait of NX73009 Private (Pte) Brian Hugh Rayson, 2/30th Infantry Battalion, of Glen Innes, NSW. Pte Rayson enlisted in Paddington, NSW on 16 April 1941 and initially served with the 8th Div
Informal group portrait of a soldier of the 30th Battalion selling some of his trophies to a RAN sailor onboard the frigate HMAS Barcoo. Identified from left to right: NX166354 Private (Pte) Douglas R
NSW. Paybook photograph, taken on enlistment, of QX15254 Private Arthur Reginald Gould, 3rd Reserve Motor Transport Company, Australian Army Service Corps. He was one of over 2000 Allied prisoners of
