The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gross Reifling, Austria. c. 1945. Informal group portrait of prisoners of war (POWs) on a hill near the POW camp. Left to right: back row: Jack Broome; Colin Tickle, New Zealand; Peter Venters; Bernard Gebbie; Les Eagles; ? MacCurdie; front row includes: `Tiddles' Tidswell; Andy Tulip; Bert Andrews. Colin Tickle and QX5378 Corporal Alec M. Connor, 2/15th Battalion, made their way up Emms Valley in 1945-05, through Hesplau, were captured by the Germans, then escaped, and were flown out by the United States Air Force from Wels in Austria. (Original housed in AWM Archive Store)
AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945. GROUP PORTRAIT OF PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THREE BEAUFORT BOMBER SQUADRONS WHO TURNED OUT 11,000 PRINTS OF THE WEWAK AREA, WHILE PLANS WERE BEING DRAWN UP FOR THE LANDI
Group portrait of Allied Prisoners of War (POWs) at an agricultural working camp in the village of Wernersdorf, Austria. The men were interned in the camp from June 1941 to early December 1944, when t
Group portrait of A Company (Coy), 2/18th Battalion football team. From left to right, top row: NX40784 Private (Pte) Columba Charles Gallagher (in uniform), later a Prisoner of War (POW); NX40789 Pte
Group portrait of A Flight, 459 Squadron RAAF. Identified from left to right, back row: Toby Nicholls; Clem Burrell; Bob Fraser; John Wilkinson; Merv Griffiths; probably 402723 Flight Lieutenant (Flt
Group portrait of aircrew members of 15 Squadron RAAF in front of a Beaufort aircraft at Middleberg Island. The photograph was taken on the day of the official Japanese surrender aboard the USS Missou
Outdoor group portrait of 2/21 Battalion HQ Company football team. Deployed as part of Gull Force to Ambon in December 1941, most 2/21 Battalion personnel were either killed in action or became prison
