The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HEYDEKRUG, LITHUANIA. PORTRAIT OF TWO ALLIED POWS IN STALAG LUFT VI. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS SMUGGLED OUT OF LITHUANIA BY WARRANT OFFICER (WO) RHYS ROBERTS, RAAF. WO ROBERTS WAS REPATRIATED IN SEPTEMBER 1944.
WOLFSBERG, AUSTRIA. GROUP PORTRAIT OF THE CAST OF THE SHOW 'LUCKY BREAK' PUT ON BY ALLIED POWs AT POW CAMP STALAG XVIIIa. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS SMUGGLED OUT OF AUSTRIA BY 407513 WARRANT OFFICER (WO) R
Heydekrug, Lithuania. Warrant Officer (WO) Rhys Roberts's certificate confirming justification for his repatriation. It was issued to him in Stalag Luft VI after he had been examined by a medical co
Barth, Germany. Group portrait of the Australian cricket team, and a couple of supporters, in Stalag Luft I. Back row, left to right: Unidentified; Flying Officer Graham Berry, SA; Warrant Officer (
Wolfsberg, Austria. This photograph was brought back to England from Stalag XVIIIa by 407513 Warrant Officer (WO) Rhys Roberts RAAF of Kadina, SA, on his repatriation from Germany. It shows a scene
Supplied to RAAF Overseas HQ by 407513 Warrant Officer (WO) Rhys Roberts, RAAF, of Kadina, SA, on his repatriation from Germany. Private Artie Albrow, British Army, WO Roberts's friend in one of the
Memoir written by Jack William Fenton Liley, "Jack's war" documenting his service with the Royal Australian Air Force in the Second World War. Liley describes his aircrew training in Australia and En