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PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-31. SEPOY DIDAH SINGH, (1), 5/11TH SIKH REGIMENT, FROM THE PUNJAB PROVINCE, AT THE NEW GUINEA DETAILS DEPOT. SINCE RELEASE FROM JAPANESE CAPTIVITY BY AMERICAN FORCES IN THE ADMIRALTY ISLANDS ON 1944-03-08, THE MEN HAVE SHOWN MARKED MEDICAL IMPROVEMENT.
PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-31. SOME OF THE 66 MEMBERS OF THE 5/11TH SIKH REGIMENT WHO WERE LIBERATED BY AMERICAN FORCED IN THE ADMIRALTY ISLANDS. THEY HAD BEEN CAPTURED BY THE JAPANESE AT THE F
PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-31. LANCE-CORPORAL SOHAN SINGH (1), 5/11TH SIKH REGIMENT, CONTEMPLATES THE RIGHT CARD DURING A GAME OF BRIDGE AT THE NEW GUINEA DETAILS DEPOT. MEMBERS OF THE REGIMENT
New Guinea. At an Australian base, Private Irven Stanley of East Melbourne, Vic, bandages the leg of a Sikh, Hari Singh of Punjab. Freed when American troops attacked the Japanese held Admiralty Islan
New Guinea. At an Australian base, Sikhs who had been used as labourers in the Admiralty Islands and were freed when American troops captured Japanese positions, are given Red Cross comforts, which co
New Guinea. Dressed in jungle green Australian uniforms, Sikhs rescued when the Americans attacked the Japanese held Admiralty Islands, are given medical attention at an Australian base. As Hari Singh
LUTONG, BORNEO, 1945-07-05. FIFTEEN INDIAN PRISONERS OF WAR OF THE JAPANESE ESCAPED INTO THE JUNGLE ON 10 JUNE 1945 AND REACHED AUSTRALIAN FORWARD POSITIONS AT MIRI ON 28 JUNE 1945. FOURTEEN OF THE ME
