The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Outdoor group portrait of A Section A Company 2/2 Infantry Battalion. Identified by numbers as follows: (1) NX136461 Corporal (Cpl) Stanley George Hartley from Dubbo, NSW; (2) NX58171 Lance Corporal (L Cpl) William Richard Nutt from Undercliffe, NSW; (3) NX72417 Private (Pte) Jack Matheson from Ashfield, NSW; (4) VX139959 Cpl Robert Joseph Baxter from Caulfield, Victoria; (5) NX9749 Cpl Arthur Ernest Mason from Belmore, NSW; (6) NX673 Cpl Cecil Litchfield from Kamarah, NSW; (7) NX42767 Pte Christopher William Jansen from Forster, NSW; (8) NX121682 (N155915) Pte Langley Neville Smith from Thornton, NSW; (9) NX72027 Pte Stuart Fram Shearer from Fairfield, NSW; (10) NX98183 Pte Walter Leo Wright from Glebe, NSW; (11) NX107976 Stanley John Miller from Baradine, NSW; (12) NX1373 Cpl Norman Richards from Wallsend, NSW; (13) NX42019 Pte (later Cpl) William J R Fallshaw from Punchbowl, NSW; (14) NX172765 Pte John Anthony Parkes from Penrith, NSW; (15) NX173971 Pte Allan George Taylor from Cranebrook, NSW; (16) NX122704 L Cpl (later Lance Sergeant) William Harry Dean from Cudal, NSW; (17) NX1387 Sgt John Henry Smithers from Wallsesnd, NSW; (18) NX12177 Capt (later Lieutenant Colonel) Maxwell Derbyshire, MC and Bar from Wagga Wagga, NSW; (19) NX71257 Pte Albert Edward Almond from Paddington, NSW; and (20) NX107132 Pte Clive Clifford Toms from Gloucester, NSW.
Group portrait of the 2/19 Battalion Australian Rules Football Team at Port Dickson, Malaya. The Battalion was captured by the Japanese in the fall of Singapore on 15 February 1942 and most of these m
Australian prisoners of war (POWs) at the Notogawa POW camp, Osaka after the Japanese surrender. These men of the 8th Division were captured when Singapore fell on 15 February 1942. Identified from le
Group portrait of the 2/19 Battalion band in marching order with their instruments. Members of the band included NX60296 Private (Pte) Arthur Fredrick Lake, of Mittagong, NSW; Pte R Green; NX35158 Cor
Group portrait of members of the 2/19th Battalion band with their musical instruments. The Battalion was captured by the Japanese in the fall of Singapore on 15 February 1942 and most of the men were
Group portrait of the 4th Light Trench Mortar Battery. Identified from left to right, back row: 6319 Corporal (Cpl) George Tristian Pound (later awarded MM); 1777 Private (Pte) John Joseph Hennessey;
Group portrait of the 2/19th Battalion band with their instruments. The Battalion was captured by the Japanese in the fall of Singapore on 15 February 1942 and most of the men were killed in action (K
