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Prisoner of War (POW) identification photograph of NX8912 Private John Thomas Burke, 2/1st Battalion, Australian Infantry. Private Burke, aged 28, died on 18 April 1945, as a POW (no 23843) in Stalag VIIIb in Teschen, Poland, after being captured defending Crete against the German land and airborne invasion. He was the son of John Joseph Bede Burke and Florence May Burke, of Tamworth, NSW, and is buried in the Durnbach War Cemetery, Germany, Section 4, Row A, Plot 18. (Photograph supplied by the Army's Soldier Career Management Agency. Information from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Database.)
NSW. Paybook photograph of NX11673 Private Henry Aspinall, 2/1st Battalion, Australian Infantry. Private Aspinall, aged 28, died on 4 February 1943, as a Prisoner of War (POW), after being captured de
Vic. Paybook photograph of VX40147 Private Norman Crake, 2/6th Battalion, Australian Infantry. Private Crake, aged 31, died on 31 January 1942, as a Prisoner of War (POW), after being captured defendi
Paybook photograph of VX13302 Private William Matthew Mitchell (Mentioned in Despatches), 2/8th Battalion, Australian Infantry. Private Mitchell, aged 24, died of wounds received while trying to esca
NSW. Paybook photograph of NX2675 Private Ronald David Mathieson, 2/1st Battalion, Australian Infantry. Private Mathieson, aged 25, died on 18 February 1945, as a Prisoner of War (POW), after being ca
NSW. Paybook photograph of NX13130 Private Frederick John Larter, 2/1st Battalion, Australian Infantry. Private Larter, aged 41, died on 16 September 1943, as a Prisoner of War (POW), after being capt
Germany. Prisoner of War (POW) identification photograph of VX16565 Private John McArthur, 2/7th Battalion, Australian Infantry. Private Mcarthur, aged 38, died on 2 October 1943, as a POW (number 781
