The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lieutenant General Vedat-Garan (second from left), a Turkish general who fought against the Australians at Gallipoli, visits Ebisu Camp, Tokyo. He is pictured with three other unidentified officers. The New Zealand Major at left has a parachute wings patch sewn on the right arm of his uniform.
Lieutenant General Vedat-Garan (second from left), a Turkish general who fought against the Australians at Gallipoli, visits Ebisu Camp, Tokyo. He is pictured with three other unidentified officers. T
Korea. 18 March 1954. Lieutenant General Vedat-Garan, a Turkish General who fought against the Australians at Gallipoli, inspects a guard of honour commanded by the son of one of the World War I soldi
Korea. 18 March 1954. Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Vedat-Garan, Turkish Commander, and Brigadier (Brig) Kemal Akkurt, Commanding Officer of the Turkish Brigade, visited 2nd Battalion, The Royal Austral
Tokyo, Japan. November 1952. The unidentified British Paymaster General visits Ebisu Camp and is seen talking to a group of unidentified Australian non-commissioned officers (NCO).
Brigadier Leonard John Bruton OBE, Commander designate, Australian Army Component (left), visits a hospital at Ebisu Camp in Tokyo. He is accompanied by two other unidentified officers and a nurse.
Ebisu Camp, Tokyo, Japan. August 1954. At the opening ceremony of the remodelled "49 Club" for warrant officers and sergeants on Rest and Recreation leave at Ebisu Camp in Tokyo. Pictured, standing at
