The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 them have not seen England for twelve years. Here they are trooping out to the aircraft at Kallang airport.
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. 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. 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
AUSTRALIAN EX PRISONERS OF WAR WHO HAVE HAD LIMBS AMPUTATED ARRIVED AT KALLANG AIRPORT, SINGAPORE. SOME OF THE 'LEGGIES' ON ARRIVAL AT KALLANG AIRPORT FROM BANGKOK. MANY MEN ARE STILL CARRYING 'SWEAT
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. 1945-09-22. The first sick prisoners of war (POWs) to leave Changi camp following the Japanese surrender on 1945-08-15 were taken by ambulances to the hospital ships, and were given a send
