The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kure, Japan. 20 June 1954. Captain P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, were married at St Peter's Garrison Church. Watching the bride sign the register are, left to right: the Chaplain, Lieutenant Colonel the Reverend A. W. Laing; Miss Pam Whitehead, Australian Red Cross; Miss Phyllis Hicks, Canadian Red Cross; Captain Stephans (the groom); Colonel A. H. M. Morris, Corps of Royal Engineers (RE); Major Jock Cowdery, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE), and Captain L. M. Montgomery, The Royal Australian Regiment (RAR).
Group portrait of the bridal party from the wedding of Captain (Capt) P.A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, who were married at St Peter's Garrison Church. They are pictured here at the reception with
Japan. 20 June 1954. Group portrait of the bridal party from the wedding of Captain (Capt) P.A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, who were married at St Peter's Garrison Church. They are pictured here
The ceremony at St Peter's Garrison church of Captain (Capt) P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn. Capt Stephans is seen here placing the ring on Miss Odewahn's finger, as the Chaplain, Lieutenant Co
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
Kure, Japan. 20 June 1954. Members of the bridal party enjoying themselves at the reception of Captain P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, left to right: Colonel A. H. M. Morris, Corps of Royal Eng
Kure, Japan. 20 June 1954. Captain P. A. Stephans and Miss J. A. Odewahn, were married at St Peter's Garrison Church. Here the groom signs the register in the vestry as the Chaplain, Lieutenant Colone
