The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. At an Australian base, Private Irven Stanley of East Melbourne, Vic, bandages the leg of a Sikh, Hari Singh of Punjab. Freed when American troops attacked the Japanese held Admiralty Islands, he is one of the first British troops captured at Singapore to be liberated.
New Guinea. Dressed in jungle green Australian uniforms, Sikhs rescued when the Americans attacked the Japanese held Admiralty Islands, are given medical attention at an Australian base. As Hari Singh
New Guinea. At an Australian base, Sikhs who had been used as labourers in the Admiralty Islands and were freed when American troops captured Japanese positions, are given Red Cross comforts, which co
New Guinea. RAAF airmen, Flight Lieutenant Paul of Melbourne, Vic (on ground), and Flying Officer S. Mulcahy of Sydney, NSW, with Sikhs they flew to an Australian base. Freed when Americans attacked t
New Guinea. Medical attention for liberated Sikhs is given at an Australian base in New Guinea. Captured at Singapore, they were liberated when US troops attacked the Japanese-held Admiralty Islands.
New Guinea. RAAF airmen bring Sikhs, liberated when American troops attacked the Admiralty Islands, to an Australian base. These are the first British troops captured by the Japanese at Singapore to b
New Guinea. At an Australian base, Sikhs liberated from the Japanese when American troops attacked the Admiralty Islands, are given medical attention. These are the first British troops captured at Si
