The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Report of the Gull Force (2/21st Battalion) Association delegation to the Peoples' Republic of China (including Hainan) and to Japan March 1985. Includes photographs, maps and newspaper reports. Includes background on Gull Force and the formation of the association, a summary of casualties and the purpose and results of the visits. The pilgrimage endeavoured to locate remains of ten Gull Force members missing since April 1944, to locate the site of the former prisoner of war (POW) camp and cemetery at Basuo and village which sheltered six escapees in 1945.
A report entitled 'Gull Force (2/21 Bn.) Association Pilgrimage to Ambon, October 1967' which details a pilgrimage by the Association to the scene of the POW camps and the war graves of their comrades
REPORT PREPARED BY R C GABRIEL COVERING THE PILGRIMAGE TO AMBON IN 1985 BY MEMBERS OF THE 2/21 BN ASSOCIATION AND 13 SQN RAAF ASSOCIATION
Bound collection of papers and correspondence relating to the cessation of the 24th Battalion AIF Association and the construction of the 24th Battalion Memorial Avenue at Puckapunyal. Includes final
Original diary kept by Armstrong while serving with the 2/21 Battalion and later as a POW of the Japanese. The diary covers the period 13 Dec. 1941 - 1 Sept. 1943. There is also a typed copy and a pho
Bruce Ruxton as president of the RSL Club of Victoria speaks about the assistance he provided to the Gull Force Association during the mid 1960s. The Gull Force Association was giving medical and othe
Hainan Island, China. 1945-08-27. A USAAF C47 aircraft carrying the prisoner of war (POW) recovery team from the United States Office of Strategic Services (OSS) approaching the drop zone where the ni
