The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1942-12-12. DRIVER V. DREW (Probably VX67396 Victor Bramwell Alfred Drew of Kew) , A WOUNDED SOLDIER EVACUATED TO AUSTRALIA, BEING WELCOMED HOME IN AN EMOTIONAL REUNION BY HIS MOTHER AND FATHER.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1942-12-11. DRIVER V. DREW, (Probably VX67396 Victor Bramwell Alfred Drew of Kew), A WOUNDED SOLDIER EVACUATED TO AUSTRALIA BEING WELCOMED BY HIS MOTHER (LEFT) AND OTHER FEMALE MEMBERS
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1942-12-11. LIEUTENANT M. WALLIS, A WOUNDED SOLDIER EVACUATED HOME TO AUSTRALIA, BEING WELCOMED HOME ON THIS RETURN BY HIS WIFE, HIS MOTHER MRS R. WALLIS AND HIS DAUGHTER PETA.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1942-12-12. TROOPER J. C. COOK, A WOUNDED SOLDIER EVACUATED TO AUSTRALIA, IS WELCOMED HOME BY HIS YOUNG DAUGHTER NANCY.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1942-12-12. A WOUNDED AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER WITH HIS MOTHER ON HIS WELCOME RETURN HOME.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1946-08-22. PRIVATE S. KEMP MM, OF SYDNEY, BEING WELCOMED HOME BY HIS MOTHER MRS M. WHITE OF KEW. PRIVATE KEMP WAS ON BOARD HMAS SHROPSHIRE BRINGING HOME THE AUSTRALIAN VICTORY CONTING
Informal portrait of Francis Bramwell and his father and an unidentified soldier. VX120833 Private (Pte) Francis James Michael Bramwell, 57/60th Battalion, of East Preston, Vic. A bootmaker in civilia
