The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified Australian Army chaplain, wearing Second World War ribbon bars, stands at the pulpit in a chapel in Japan. There is no congregation in the church indicating the chaplain is possibly rehearsing a sermon. The Union Jack (left) and the United Nations (UN) flag (right) are hanging on either side of the altar. Note the crysanthemums decorating the altar and pulpit.
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
Possibly the British section of either the United Nations (UN) Military Cemetery, Pusan, South Korea or the British Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery, Yokohama, Japan. Note the Union Jack flag flying
A memorial service held at Leighterton cemetery, where the bodies of those members of the Australian Flying Corps (AFC), who had been killed or died since the formation of the 1st Wing are buried. The
At a chapel in Japan servicemen participate in a an outdoor commemoration, possibly on Anzac Day, 25 April 1953. The servicemen and women include some from the Australian Army and New Zealand Army, w
A memorial service at Leighterton cemetery, Gloucestershire, where the bodies of those members of the 1st Wing, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), who have died, or been killed on service, are buried. The
