The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Jinsen Camp, Korea. c. 1945. Australian and English prisoners of war (POWs) outside the gates of Jinsen Camp in Korea, where they had been for more than three and a half years. There were fifteen Australians, captured at Singapore, in the camp which consisted of a series of low wooden huts so cold in winter that water froze on the floors inside.
Keijo Camp, Korea. c. 1945. Fifteen Australians, who are released prisoners of war (POWs), captured in Singapore, had been in this camp for more than three and a half years. The camp consisted of a se
Jinsen Camp, Korea. c. 1945. Australian prisoners of war (POWs) at Jinsen camp in Korea. Left to right: Corporal J. Homewood of Riverdale, WA; Driver Pat Healy of Victoria Park, WA; Driver Tim Healy o
All the troops tent accommodation in Korea is being prepared for the winter season by building wooden floors and half walls to protect the inhabitants from the frozen ground and biting winds. Seen her
Members of the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (2RAR), sort out timber for use in building floors and half walls for their tents , which will minimise the discomfort of the cold Korean wi
Grupignano, Italy. c. 1941. The administration buildings for the camp just inside the gates of the Italian Prisoner of War Camp PG57 (Campo 57) in northern Italy with a Carabinieri guard standing on d
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
