The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the congregation leave a chapel in Japan following a service, probably to commemorate Anzac Day 25 April 1952. The group standing outside the doorway includes unidentified Australian officers from the British Comonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF) or British Commonwealth Forces Korea (BCFK), civilian men and women, and a padre. Second from left, an Australian member of the Military Police (MP) stands guard.
Members of the congregation leave a chapel in Japan following a service, probably to commemorate Anzac Day 25 April 1952. The group standing outside the doorway includes unidentified Australian offic
A congregation of unidentified servicemen (and women) sit in a chapel in Japan and listen to a service, probably to commemorate Anzac Day on 25 April 1952. The servicemen are probably members of the
An unidentified Australian officer standing at the pulpit of a chapel in Japan, speaks to the congregation, which is made up of servicemen and civilians. It is probably a service to commemorate Anzac
An unidentified chaplain standing at the pulpit of a chapel in Japan, conducts a service for army officers and civilians, probably to commemorate Anzac Day on 25 April 1952. Australian and New Zealan
Unidentified Australian Army officers and Non Commissioned Officers (NCOs) salute the flag at a British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF) parade, in the grounds of the Imperial Palace. A member of
Two unidentified Military Police (MP) with the 1st Australian Provost Company BCOF, escort a Japanese civilian seated in the back of a Military Police jeep. A female Japanese Police officer sits next
