The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of VX48124 Chaplain Charles Henry Patmore, Australian Army Chaplain's Department (AACHD) attached to the 2/21st Battalion working by the light of a kerosene lamp in his library. There is a framed portrait of a woman, possibly his wife leaning against a number of books on a shelf on his desk. Chaplain Patmore was accidentally killed as a prisoner of war (POW) in Ambon during an allied air raid attack on 15 February 1943. (Donor K. Morrey)
Portrait of VX48124 Chaplain Charles Henry Patmore, Australian Army Chaplain's Department (AACHD) attached to the 2/21st Battalion. Chaplain Patmore was accidentally killed as a prisoner of war (POW)
Informal portrait of officers of the 2/21st Battalion relaxing under a tree prior to their departure to Ambon in December 1941. Many of these men later died in captivity. Identified left to right (s
Studio portrait of NX37547 Gunner (Gnr) Alan Malcolm Fox, 18 Anti Tank Battery. An accountant in civilian life Gnr Fox enlisted on 30 June 1941. Whilst serving with Gull Force he was made prisoner of
AMBON. CHAPLAIN C. H. PATMORE, RECTOR OF CASTLEMAINE, DIOCESE OF BENDIGO, CONDUCTING A CHURCH SERVICE IN THE PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMP, 8TH DIVISION. CHAPLAIN PATMORE WAS KILLED ON THE ISLAND IN A BOMBING
Studio portrait of VX25850 Private (Pte) Stuart Mill Swanton, 2/21 Battalion. Pte Swanton was an office clerk from Hawthorn, Victoria before enlisting with the Australian Army on 17 June 1940. Pte Swa
Studio portrait of VX39407 Chaplain Class 4 Alexander Ross Dean, 2 Australian Army Chaplain's Department (2 AACHD). Chaplain Dean enlisted on 15 January 1941 at Shepparton, Victoria, and embarked to S
