The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NISHI ASHIBETSU, HOKKAIDO, JAPAN. 1945-08-20. GROUP PORTRAIT OF REPRESENTATIVES OF AUSTRALIAN AND AMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR WHO WERE ENTERTAINED AT DINNER BY THE MITSUI COMPANY, WHICH PROBABLY OWNED THE MINE NEXT DOOR TO THE NISHI ASHIBETSU POW CAMP. THEY ARE STANDING OUTSIDE THE MITSUI CLUB HOUSE WITH THEIR JAPANESE GUARDS AND INTERPRETER. BACK ROW MIDDLE CAPTAIN PETER H. BROWN.
NISHI ASHIBETSU, HOKKAIDO, JAPAN. 1945? MINE YARD (?COAL MINE, POSSIBLY OWNED BY THE MITSUI CORPORATION) WITH VARIOUS TIMBER STACKS SEEN FROM OVER A FENCE AT THE PRISONER OF WAR CAMP WHERE A NUMBER OF
NISHI ASHIBETSU, HOKKAIDO, JAPAN. C.1945-09. GROUP PORTRAIT OF AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS BEFORE THEIR DEPARTURE FROM THE PRISONER OF WAR CAMP WHERE THEY HAD BEEN HELD. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: NOTTAGE, CAPT
NISHI ASHIBETSU, HOKKAIDO, JAPAN. 1945? LOOKING SOUTH FROM THE NISHI ASHIBETSU HUT POISED ON THE EDGE OF A RAVINE AT THE PRISONER OF WAR CAMP WHERE A NUMBER OF AUSTRALIANS WERE HELD. THE POWS WALKED U
GROUP PORTRAIT OF SOME AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS WHO WERE PRISONERS OF WAR AT THE CAMP. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: CAPTAIN H. A. J. TOZER (CAPTURED BY THE JAPANESE AT RABAUL), LIEUTENANT C. W. MARSHALL, CAPTA
Making its landing approach over the plantation manager's house at the French-owned Gallia rubber plantation, a United States Air Force (USAF) Fairchild C-123 Provider is about to land on the plantati
Making its landing approach over the roof of the plantation manager's house at the French-owned Gallia rubber plantation, a United States Air Force (USAF) Fairchild C-123 Provider is about to land on