P03187.001
Photograph P03187.001 Second World War, 1939-1945A happy group of ex Prisoners of War (POWs) wait on the wharf at Ambon harbour to be collected by ship and transported to Morotai.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
As a ship approaches the wharf at Ambon harbour, a line of ex Prisoners of War (POWs) wait on the wharf to welcome it. They were subsequently transported to Morotai.
A happy group of ex Prisoners of War (POWs) wait on the wharf at Ambon harbour to be collected by ship and transported to Morotai.

Darwin, NT. 1945-09. A large crowd watches from the wharf as the ship Arawa approaches with repatriated prisoners of war (POWs) who were formerly held by the Japanese.

Three ships, HMAS Glenelg, HMAS Cootamundra and HMAS Junee, in line astern to enter Ambon harbour. This was taken from HMAS Latrobe and all ships were there to recover Prisoners of War (POWs) and tran

MOROTAI. 1945-09-12. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FOUR EX PRISONERS OF WAR OF THE JAPANESE, SURVIVORS OF GULL FORCE, 2/21ST INFANTRY BATTALION AND ATTACHED TROOPS, WERE EVACUATED FROM AMBON IN THE CERAM SEA

Darwin, NT. 1945-09. A crowd of spectators watch as Major General J. J. Murray DSO MC VD, General Officer Commanding Northern Territory Forces, talks from the wharf with prisoners of war (POWs) on boa

SYDNEY HARBOUR, NSW 1945-11-20. THE HOSPITAL SHIP KAROA ARRIVED AT WOOLLOOMOOLOO FROM SINGAPORE WITH APPROXIMATELY 200 AIF AND RAN EX PRISONERS OF WAR LIBERATED FROM JAPANESE CAMPS. AS THE SHIP NEARS
