The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Durnbach, Germany. The original grave marker of WX7144 Sergeant (Sgt) Andrew Foster. Sgt Foster died as a prisoner of war in Offlag VIIIe (renamed Stalag 383) in Germany on 8 April 1943. He is buried in Bad Tolz British Military Cemetery Plot 4, Row A, Grave 5. (Donor C. Foster)
Portrait of WX7144 Sergeant (Sgt) Andrew Foster, 2/11th Battalion. Sgt Foster died as a prisoner of war (POW) in Oflag VIIIe (renamed Stalag 383) in Germany on 8 April 1943. (Donor C. Foster)
Portrait of WX7144 Sergeant (Sgt) Andrew Foster, 2/11 Battalion. Sgt Foster died as a prisoner of war (POW) in Oflag VIIIe (renamed Stalag 383) in Germany on 8 April 1943. (Donor C. Foster)
A German firing party with their rifles raised next to a grave, believed to be that of WX7144 Sergeant (Sgt) Andrew Foster. Sgt Foster died as a prisoner of war (POW) in Offlag VIIIe (renamed Stalag
Four graves of Stalag 383 prisoners of war (POWs) at Hohenfels Cemetery, covered with wreaths. The grave on the far left is that of 3302773 Sergeant (Sgt) Alexander Fyfe Hastie, 2nd Battalion, Seafort
The grave of NX3928 Lance Sergeant Maxwell Pascoe-Pearce, 2/1st Field Ambulance, AASC, of Mosman, NSW, who died at Stalag 383 Prisoner of War (POW) camp. Four wreaths and a slouch hat sit on the grav
Personal and service records relating to the Bad Tolz (Durnbach) British War Cemetery in Germany and the death of Sergeant Andrew Foster while in captivity as a German POW at Oflag III C camp. Items i