The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A JAPANESE POW (THE ONLY ONE WE PICKED UP). HE WAS WOUNDED IN THE CHEST AND WAS DELIVERED TO INTELLIGENCE IN DARWIN. HE WROTE A NICE THANK YOU LETTER IN JAPANESE WHICH ALSO WENT TO INTELLIGENCE (WE COULD NOT READ IT.)
Studio portrait of ex-Prisoner of War (POW) 6620 Private (Pte) Douglas John Cameron McMillan Knight Joseph Scott (known by the nickname Alphabetical Scott), 18th Battalion, from Pymble, NSW. Pte Scott
One original handwritten letter, dated 5 August [1916], from the War Office, Whitehall S.W. to Nurse Blanche Atkinson, Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley. The signature on the letter is not clear, but th
"Remember in one letter I wrote to you telling you about going out to the graves of our mates. Here is the snap taken after we had done the graves up in some sort of civilized manner".
Group portrait of repatriated allied Prisoners of War (POW) somewhere in England. Identified from left to right, back row: 3639 Private (Pte) Harry Asher Pryor (taken POW 20 July 1916); 1990 Pte Arthu
Group portrait of repatriated allied Prisoners of War (POW) somewhere in England. Identified from left to right, back row: 3639 Private (Pte) Harry Asher Pryor (taken POW 20 July 1916); 1990 Pte Arthu
Postcard from Mr K M Yamaguchi, the Managing Director of the Fujiya Hotel, Miyanoshita, Hakone, Japan, sent to Lieutenant Colonel W J R Scott, a pre war guest at the hotel. The text of the postcard r
