The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
US Army nurse Captain Catherine O'Neil of Baltimore, USA, enjoys coffee and doughnuts with, left to right: NX25563 Warrant Officer (WO) William Adam (Bill) Lothian, 2/20 Battalion, of Parramatta, NSW; NX50328 Private (Pte) Frank Henry Flicker, 2/20 Battalion, of Summer Hill, NSW; NX59245 WO George Gray, 2/20 Battalion, of Pennant Hills, NSW; NX25600 Sergeant Vivian O’Brien, 2/20 Battalion, of Marrickville, NSW and NX33393 Pte Reginald Oliver Pegrum, 2/20 Battalion, of Paddington, NSW. These 8th Division men were released from a prisoner of war (POW) camp in Japan.
Large collage of portraits of enlisted employees of the Sydney department store Anthony Hordern and Sons Limited who were killed in action during the First World War. The collage contains 46 photograp
Released 8th Division prisoners of war (POWs) at Yokohama wharf toasting their freedom with bowls of hot coffee supplied by the Red Cross. Back row: Private (Pte) Alan Victor of Sydney, NSW [probably
Studio portrait of NX42493 Private (Pte) John Stephen Williams, 2/19 Battalion, of Marrickville, NSW. A labourer prior to enlistment from Paddington on 11 August 1941. Pte Williams was reported missin
Studio portrait of 1578A Private (Pte) William Henry Pegrum, 53rd Battalion. A presser from Paddington NSW prior to enlistment, Pte Pegrum embarked with the 1st Reinforcements, 18th Battalion from Syd
Studio portrait of NX72535 Private (Pte) Mervyn Bruce Herps of Lower Portland NSW, 2/20 Battalion. Pte Herps enlisted at Paddington NSW, on 1 Apr 1941. He died of illness in Tokyo as a prisoner of war
Studio portrait of NX43409 Private (Pte) John Robert Doyle, 2/18 Battalion, of Gunnedah, NSW. He enlisted from Paddington, NSW on 22 August 1941. Pte Doyle was presumed dead in Malaya on 27 January 19
