The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bijar seen from a nearby hill. Starne's Detachment of Imperial Forces was stationed here. There is a large square in the centre of the town which was the residence of the Persian Governor. The residence was subsequently acquired for a British hospital.
First recruits for the 'Garus Police'. They were recruited at Bijar and subsequently numbered about 100. Those in uniform from left to right: "Bashi", the Persian interpreter, Major Chaldcott, Imperia
A semi ruinous arch known as the Tak-I-Girra, which is situated about half way up the steep pass from the foothills up to the Persian plateau. A group of 14th Hussars are riding past the Tak on their
Portrait of Kafi-us-Sultaneh, the Deputy Governor of Bijar, "a very courteous, urbane little man, who was in deadly fear of his own Government and the British".
The Gorge of Amadia in Central Kurdistan seen from above the town by two unidentified Australian soldiers probably part of the Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force. No 24 Pack Station was stationed with p
MANILA, PHILIPPINES 1945-10-08. THE ARRAIGNMENT BY THE AMERICAN MILITARY COMMISSIONER OF GENERAL TOMOYUKI YAMASHITA, "THE TIGER OF MALAYA" AT THE RESIDENCE OF UNITED THE STATES HIGH COMMISSIONER MR R.
MANILA, PHILIPPINES 1945-10-08. THE ARRAIGNMENT BY THE AMERICAN MILITARY COMMISSIONER OF GENERAL TOMOYUKI YAMASHITA, "THE TIGER OF MALAYA" AT THE RESIDENCE OF UNITED THE STATES HIGH COMMISSIONER MR R.
