The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Farewell parade of Commander in Chief, British Commonwealth Forces in Korea, Lieutenant General H. Wells CB CBE DSO. An informal photograph in the Officers' enclosure for spectators at the farewell parade. At extreme left is chaplain 3rd Class A. W. A. Laing, Senior Church of England Chaplain, Australian Army Component, British Commonwealth Forces in Korea. Brigadier L. J. Bruton OBE, Commanding Australian Military Forces Component, British Commonwealth Forces in Korea (centre), chats with Commodore G. J. A. Ashley-Brown, RAN.
Farewell parade of Commander in Chief, British Commonwealth Forces in Korea, Lieutenant General H. Wells CB CBE DSO. Seen here are the parade are: Lieutenant General R. Bierwirth CBE (extreme left); B
Farewell parade of Commander in Chief, British Commonwealth Forces in Korea, Lieutenant General H. Wells CB CBE DSO. Pictured, left to right: Brigadier L. J. Bruton OBE (Australia); Brigadier J. T. Bu
Hiroshima, Japan. 1955-04-25. Australians and New Zealanders commemorated Anzac Day at a Church Parade held at HQ Australian Army Component, British Commonwealth Forces, Korea (BCFK). The service was
Kure, Japan. 20 June 1954. Enjoying themselves at the reception of Captain P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, who were married at St Peter's Garrison Church in Kure are, left to right: the groom,
Japan. 20 June 1954. A toast to the bride and groom Captain P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, who were married at St Peter's Garrison Church. Pictured, left to right: Lieutenant General H. Wells
On the day of relinquishing his command, the Commander-in-Chief, British Commonwealth Forces, Korea (BCFK), Lieutenant General H. Wells, reviewed a parade of BCFK Troops at Kure, and inspected a Guard
