The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
At a chapel in Japan servicemen participate in a an outdoor commemoration, possibly on Anzac Day, 25 April 1953. The servicemen and women include some from the Australian Army and New Zealand Army, who are probably part of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCFK), based in Japan. The officer leading the service is Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) L D King, Commander of the British Sub-Area, Tokyo (standing behind the table). An Australian and New Zealand flag are draped over the table in front of Lt Col King, and a United Nations (UN) and Union Jack flag hang from two short flag poles.
At a chapel in Japan servicemen participate in a an outdoor commemoration, possibly on Anzac Day, 25 April 1953. The servicemen include some from the Australian Army and New Zealand Army, who are pro
At a chapel in Japan servicemen participate in a an outdoor commemoration, possibly on Anzac Day, 25 April 1953. The servicemen include some from the Australia and New Zealand, who are probably part
Tokyo, Japan. August 1954. The Officer's Mess farewell party for Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) L. D. King, former Commander, Britcom Sub Area Tokyo. Pictured, left to right: Mrs Wells (in foreground); L
Tokyo, Japan. August 1954. An Officer's Mess farewell party for Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) L. D. King, former Commander, Britcom Sub Area Tokyo. Pictured, left to right: Lieutenant General H. Wells,
An unidentified Australian officer standing at the pulpit of a chapel in Japan, speaks to the congregation, which is made up of servicemen and civilians. It is probably a service to commemorate Anzac
Officers and non commissioned officers (NCOs) from a variety of units attend a formal dinner in an officers' mess in Japan. The servicemen are part of the British Commonwealth Forces Korea (BCFK). I
