The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of prisoners of war (POWs) who had all survived amputations, on board HMT Highland Chieftain on arrival at Darwin. Identified from left to right: NX21000 Sapper John Esmond Fletcher, 2/6th Field Company from Five Dock, NSW; NX33826 Sapper James Anderson, 2/6 Field Company Engineers from Auburn, NSW; VX40153 Driver Keith Raymond Forster, 2/2nd General Transport Company from Pyramid Hill, Victoria; NX37430 Private (Pte) Joseph Andrew Noble, 2/30th Infantry Battalion from Newtown, NSW; VX42338 Sergeant Frank Plaisted, 2/29th Infantry Battalion from Moonee Ponds, Victoria; Corporal D Trane (probably QX15557 Corporal David Crane) of Gordonvale, Queensland; Pte H Hapgood (probably QX13391 Pte Morris Edward Hapgood, 2/26th Infantry Battalion) of Maleny, Queensland, and VX61577 Pte John Edward 'Jack' Dando, 2/10th Australian Ordnance Field Park from Essendon, Victoria.
Informal group portrait of 8th Division personnel, ex-Prisoners-of-War of the Japanese, outside their hut ‘Australia House’ in the Kuching POW and Internment Camp, which they occupied from June 1943 t
11 (f) contraction ladder and massage VX61577 Private (Pte) John Edward 'Jack' Dando, 2/10 Australian Ordnance Field Park, an amputee undertaking some physiotherapy, assisted by NX29812 Sergeant Ralp
Returned prisoners of war (POWs), QX5645 Sergeant (Sgt) William Ernest Wiseman, 2/15 Battalion, of Goondiwindi, Queensland; TX5066 Sgt Thomas James Neil Snooks, 2/40 Battalion, of Maidstone, Victoria,
Informal group portrait of 8th Division personnel, ex-Prisoners-of-War of the Japanese, outside their hut ‘Australia House’ in the Kuching POW and Internment Camp, which they occupied from June 1943 t
Group portrait of members of 8th Australian Division, ex-prisoners of war of the Japanese, at Kallang aerodrome waiting to greet members of the 1st Australian Parachute Battalion on their arrival from
8th Division ex- prisoners of war on the deck of the Highland Chieftain after she berthed. VX47533 Corporal Thomas Henry Fagan and VX57435 Driver John Charles Davon of 105 Transport Company AASC with
