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HIRO, JAPAN. 1946-09-30. TEMPORARY BARRACKS OF 1ST ARMOURED CAR SQUADRON, WHICH ARE BUILT FROM PINE AND ROOFED WITH FIBRO CEMENT SHEETS, WITH 66TH BATTALION CAMP AREA IN THE BACKGROUND. THESE BARRACKS WERE ORIGINALLY USED TO HOUSE JAPANESE AIRCRAFT WORKERS EMPLOYED AT THE MITSUBISHI FACTORIES. LEFT TO RIGHT: ADMINISTRATION BLOCK WHICH INCLUDES SIGNALS; AUSTRALIAN ARMY EDUCATIONAL CORPS, ETC; OTHER RANKS BARRACKS; SERGEANTS BARRACKS; OFFICERS' BARRACKS.
HIRO, JAPAN. 1946-09-30. TEMPORARY BARRACKS OF 1ST ARMOURED CAR SQUADRON. THESE BARRACKS WERE ORIGINALLY USED TO HOUSE JAPANESE AIRCRAFT WORKERS EMPLOYED AT THE MITSUBISHI FACTORIES. SHOWN: BEHIND THE
HIRO, JAPAN. 1946-09-30. VIEW LOOKING TOWARDS THE HILLS OF 66TH INFANTRY BATTALION CAMP SHOWING OLD BARRACKS AND NEW TYPE OF BARRACKS WHICH ARE BEING CONSTRUCTED BY BY ONOKI-GUMI & COMPANY LIMITED, JA
HIRO, JAPAN. 1946-09-30. 66TH INFANTRY BATTALION HEADQUARTERS WHICH IS TO BE DEMOLISHED AND NEW BARRACKS CONSTRUCTED BY ONOKI-GUMI & COMPANY LIMITED, JAPANESE ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS, UNDER THE
This model, built in 1 1/2 inch to the foot (1:8) scale, is of a First World War pharmacy and treatment coach. The underframe is of steel and brass, the body and roof of wood, with additional details
Series number AWM 82 Series Title Captured Japanese documents Date series created 1988 Series contents date range 1942-1946 Extent 5.5 metres Access conditions Subject to the Australian Ar