The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Yokohama, Japan. 1945. These former Japanese soldiers are now labour corps men working for the Allies. They are doing the washing of many Allied men who are employed on the Yokohama docks, getting our prisoners of war (POWs) home as quickly as possible.
Yokohama, Japan. 1945. Some Australian ex-prisoners of war (POWs) having their first shower in years as they go through "processing" at the Yokohama shipping docks. Most of these men of the 8th Divisi
Yokohama, Japan. 1945. Some Australian ex-prisoners of war (POWs) having their first shower in years as they go through "processing" at the Yokohama shipping docks. Most of these men of the 8th Divisi
Yokohama, Japan. 1945. Sick and incapacitated prisoners of war (POWs) who were released following the Allied occupation of Japan, being placed on board the British hospital ship Tjitjalengka at Yokoha
Yokohama, Japan. September 1945. The most welcome food and drink these released prisoners of war (POWs) ever had, is this hand-out of coffee and doughnuts by the American Red Cross at Yokohama. The me
Probably Yokohama, Japan. c. October 1942. Allied soldiers holding small boxes containing the cremated remains of fellow Prisoners of War (POWs) advance in a line to inter the remains into graves. All
Nakom Paton, Thailand. 18 September 1945. Allied ex-prisoners of war (POWs) of the Japanese who are patients in ward 18 of the Nakom Paton POW Hospital Camp. These men were working on the Japanese def