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Promoted from 'Commander', Captain Jhr. H.A. van Foreest officially took over command of all Royal Netherlands Navy personnel and establishments in Australia on October 1, 1945, from Rear Admiral P. Koenraad, who has left for duties in the Netherlands Indies. Rear Admiral Koenraad (centre) addressing non-commissioned officers of the Royal Netherlands Navy, when Captain Jhr. H.A. van Foreest (right) ...

Lord Louis Mountbatten, Commander in Chief of South East Asia Command, addresses the liberated prisoners at Changi jail camp. NI 5918

Tunis an armed camp for French premier's visit. Colonial troops at the entrance to the barracks in the Oasis of Gabes, Tunisia. On right, with hand extended, is General Berthome, commander-in-chief at Gabes. Behind is General Ardant du Picq, French Chief of Staff in Tunisia.

Lord Louis Mountbatten, Commander in Chief of South East Asia Command, addresses prisoners of war now liberate from Changi jail camp. NI 5917

Lord Louis Mountbatten, Commander in Chief of South East Asia Command, addresses prisoners of war now liberate from Changi jail camp. NI 5935

Prisoners at Nazi Lollar Camp liberated. Major L.W. Faure (left) of Durban, South Africa, dons a dry uniform at captured Wissmar, Germany, March 29,1945 after swimming the Lahn River without clothes to report to the commander of a task force of the Seventh Armored Division, First U.S. Army, that the former Nazi operated Allied officers prison camp at Lollar, across the stream, was in allied hands. ...

General Eisenhower tours German murder camp. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Expeditionary Force (center), listens as First Lieutenant ALois J. Liethen of Appleton, Wisconsin (left), questions a liberated slave laborer at the Nazi prison camp of Ohrdruf, eight miles south of Gotha in Germany. Seventy prisoners, it was reported, were killed just before the Fourth ...

Rcruten van de luchtvaart- en de legerafdeling van het KNIL krijgen een training in Camp St. Ives, Bradfield Park (Sydney, Australië) Na een schijngevecht geeft de commanderende officier zich over

' Headquarters and Special Troops 30th Infantry Division in final review at Camp Blanding, Florida May 1943. Commander by Major John Green. Caprain Stenstrom to his left was killed by a German bomb in Germany and was probably burried at Margraten Cemetry. Presented by James W. Perkins former Adjutant General of the 30th Division. '