The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Singapore. 1945-09-22. Stretcher cases who were among the first sick prisoners of war (POWs) to leave Changi camp after the Japanese surrender on 1945-08-15, going aboard a hospital ship for treatment and evacuation.
Singapore. 1945-09-22. Walking casualties, including members of the RAF, who were among the first group of sick prisoners of war (POWs) to leave Changi camp after the Japanese surrender on 1945-08-15,
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
Singapore. 1945-09-22. Two happy wagon loads of released prisoners of war (POWs) give the photographer a cheer as they drive in to board hospital ships for treatment and evacuation following the Japan
SINGAPORE. 1945-09-13. PRISONERS OF WAR RELEASED FROM CHANGI PRISON CAMP WERE EVACUATED FROM SINGAPORE BY THE AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA, THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN SHIP TO ARRIVE AT SINGAPORE AFTER T
SINGAPORE. 1945-09-13. PRISONERS OF WAR (POWS) RELEASED FROM CHANGI PRISON CAMP WERE EVACUATED FROM SINGAPORE BY THE AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA, THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN SHIP TO ARRIVE AT SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE. 1945-09-13. PRISONERS OF WAR RELEASED FROM CHANGI PRISON CAMP WERE EVACUATED FROM SINGAPORE BY THE AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA, THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN SHIP TO ARRIVE AT SINGAPORE AFTER T
