Johnson, Leonard A (Trooper, 4 Reserve Mt Coy, AASC d.1942)
Private Record 3DRL/7417(A) Second World War, 1939-1945LETTER TO GEORGE RANDALL FROM JOHNSON DESCRIBING CONDITIONS IN MALAYA. TWO PHOTOS OF JOHNSON
Gordon, Bernard P (Flight Lieutenant, Public Relations Officer, RAAF) Accession Number: 3DRL/7417
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LETTER TO GEORGE RANDALL DESCRIBING THE DIFFICULT CONDITIONS IN THE CAMP AT LABUAN IN JULY 1945
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3DRL/7417
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1945
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