The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Once prisoners in Toyama prison camp, these two Australians are now free to leisurely enjoy a sea trip home in comfort. They are: Corporal Arthur Brown of Malanda, Qld, and Private Mervyn Anderson of Stockton, NSW.
Catching up with the news after being out of circulation so long. These men are now safe aboard the British manned hospital ship Tjitjalengka in Yokohama. Seated are: Lance Corporal Bob Whitington of
On board the British hospital ship Tjitjalengka in Yokohama these Australian released prisoners of war (POWs) of the Japanese get together for a talk. NX67015 Private (Pte) Hylton Collins of Marrickvi
Changi Prison Camp, Singapore. c. 1945. The gaol gates of Changi, which have so long kept these Australian prisoners of war (POWs) confined within four walls, now stand open, and the former POWs wande
Changi Prison Camp, Singapore. 1945. All these men are wearing artificial limbs made in the camp by NX67447 Warrant Officer Arthur Henry Mason Purdon, 2/30th Battalion of East Maitland, NSW. The men a
There are still Australians in Korea in June 1956. Although the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR) is home now, the men of Signal Squadron, Commonwealth Contingent Korea are fulfillin
There are still Australians in Korea in June 1956. Although the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR) is home now, the men of Signal Squadron, Commonwealth Contingent Korea are fulfillin
