The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Singapore. C. 1945-08. Royal Air Force (RAF) Regiment and RAF Servicing Commandos took over Singapore's Kallang airport soon after their arrival in the harbour following the Japanese surrender on 1945-08-15. Here is an RAF B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft on the apron in front of the control tower.
Singapore. C. 1945-08. An RAF B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft in front of the control tower at Kallang airport in Singapore shortly after the arrival of Allied Forces following the Japanese surrender
Singapore. c.1945-08. The first prisoners of war to be evacuated from Singapore by air following the Japanese surrender on 1945-08-15 included men of the Gordons and Manchester Regiments. Some of th
Singapore. C. 1945-08. Men of the RAF Regiment and RAF Servicing Commandos were in the first troopship to dock in Singapore after the Japanese surrender on 1945-08-15. A small crowd of natives and All
Singapore. C. 1945-08. An RAF officer looks down on Singapore from the Cathay Building. Ships of the occupation are to be seen in the harbour in the distance following the Japanese surrender on 1945-0
Singapore. C. 1945-08. The men from the Gordon and Manchester Regiments board a Douglas C47 Dakota aircraft at Kallang airport, assisted by Leading Aircraftman O. P. Duggan of Liverpool. Duggan is hel
Singapore. C. 1945-08. Men of the RAF Regiment threw cigarettes and bread to Australian prisoners of war who were waiting on the quayside when the first troopship docked in Singapore harbour following
