Army Leadership Meetings

Black and white photographs of military meetings and consultations among Army officers, reflecting strategic discussions during historical military operations.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Semarang. Worship at the Erekerkhof in Semarang. Saying goodbye to II-13 R.I .. on the ereveld to Semarang to the TilieMaplein a ceremony had a ceremony to take place on Sunday in connection with the departure of II-L3 R.I Battaljonscommander Lieutenant-Colonel D.A. Erdman with a wreath. February 22, 1948. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Semarang

The Kachin Independence Army (KIA) is the military arm of the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO), a political group composed of ethnic Kachins in northern Burma (Myanmar). In May 2012, the Associated Press reported that the rebel group had 8,000 troops. From 1961 until 1994, the KIA fought a grueling and inconclusive war against the Burmese junta. Originally the KIA fought for independence, but now the official KIO policy goal is for autonomy within a federal union of Burma. The Kachin are an ethnic minority group that is indigenous to Burma. The northernmost region of Myanmar is Kachin State where about 3 million Kachin people live. They are mostly Christian these days, and are renowned for their traditional herbal medicines.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Shipping from the U-Brigade from Batavia to Padang (4th series). Crew Bren carrier speaks with other soldiers. November 1946. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Padang, Sumatra

Tells How A Jap Plane Was Downed -- U.S. Flyer Lt. R. W. Elliott (left) with gestures tells Brig. Gen. Michael Scanlon (second from right) How a Jap Zero plane that attacked his ship was downed. Elliott was on a mission over Jap-occupied territory. Fellow soldiers listen to his report at this gathering somewhere in Australia. June 5, 1942. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Detachment 101, an enigmatic Allied intelligence and special operations unit during World War II, played a pivotal role in the Burmese theater. Operating deep in the jungles of Burma, their mission was multi-faceted, encompassing guerrilla warfare, espionage, and sabotage against Japanese forces. Comprising a diverse group of individuals, from OSS agents to indigenous fighters, they effectively disrupted Japanese supply lines, gathered critical intelligence, and supported resistance movements.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Medical care at Petroleum-Maatschappij Moela Enim to chort. Moela enim (Sumatra): "The flying pill" such as the steels of 8 r.s. DR. Calling Hoekstra has had the consultation hour. The simple population does not leave him before leaving after he has done too well to the fruit that has been prepared for him, as proof of gratitude for the care he has for the sick .. October 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Palembang, Sumatra

General Cogny (inberet) cuts ribbon on parade ground before reviewing Vietnan troops at the handing over of the French High Command transfer to Vietnan force. October 21, 1953.

GREGORY PECK in THE SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO (1952), directed by HENRY KING.

America's Top Air Ace Greeted by General Macarthur on Leyte -- Major Richard Bong (left), America's top ranking air ace, is greeted by U.S. General Douglas MacArthur After the famous flyer reached the Philippines. The Airman shot down a Japanese plane less than three hours after he landed at Leyte and the following days got two more enemy ships. His total score is now 38, General MacArthur recently presented Bong with the highest U.S. decoration, the Congressional Medal of Honor, Major Bong is a member of the U.S. Fifth Air Force, which formerly was based in the southwest Pacific but is now operating from airstrips wrested from the Japanese on Leyte. December 15, 1944. (Photo by U.S. Office of War Information Picture).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Semarang sector. Semarang 26-7. A patrol at Semarang in action. July 26, 1946. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Semarang

Royal Air Force- France, 1939-1940. The Commanding Officer of No. 501 Squadron RAF, surrounded by some of his pilots at Betheniville. Left to right; Pilot Officer K N T Lee, Flying Officer M F C Smith (killed in action the following day), Squadron Leader A V Clube (CO), Sergeant D A S McKay, Sergeant P C P Farnes and Sergeant J H 'Ginger' Lacey.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Return to blitar. Occupation of blitar: after Kepadjen and Wlingi, Dutch troops went to Blitar. Officer in JEEP consults with another officer. December 22, 1948. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC 2-year anniversary l.t.d. 85 in Padang. Sport party. A winner is congratulated. August 20, 1948. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Aviation day military aviation at Kemajoran airport. Interested people look in a cockpit. March 9, 1947. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Kemajoran, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. Visit to Medan. General curls in conversation with an adjutant. A lieutenant colonel barrel behind him. May 1947. Indonesia, Medan, Dutch East Indies, Sumatra

U.S. Soldier Handles Bren Gun -- British troops fighting alongside Americans in the United Nations land force in Korea have come into close contact with each other in the past few months. In the lulls between the sporadic fighting units get a chance to meet up with their comrades in arms.During this lull in the fighting, sergeant William J. McCartney, of the 8th. United States Cavalry Regiment makes full use of the opportunity by learning how to handle the British Bren Gun. Teaching him is Sergeant Harry Greenfield, from Wrexham, North Wales, a member of the 1st. King's Shropshire Light Infantry. The U.S. Sergeant is from East Liverpool, Ohio. October 11, 1951. (Photo by United Kingdom Information Service).

Marine Officer Directing Artillery -- Marine Lieut. Col. Fred D. Beans, Cleburn, Texas, at a field telephone directing an artillery barrage laid down to knock out Jap resistance for advancing U.S. Marines on Bougainville. December 06, 1943. (Photo by U.S. Marine Corps).

Boi Lo Woods, Vietnam: May, 1966 A 25th Infantry Division soldier takes a refreshing bite out of a freshly picked pineapple while on a search and destroy mission during Operation Wahiawa.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC occupied Bandoeng area. Five soldiers in a transport plane. 1946. Bandung, Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Casablanca, Morocco. President Franklin D. Roosevelt reviewing American troops. Staff Sergeant Oran Lass of Kansas City, Missouri, is driving the jeep - January 1943

China: Women give thanks to Chinese Nationalist soldiers who held out for days against the besieging Imperial Japanese Army after evacuation of the Chapei, Battle of Shanghai, 1937

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Sworn sworn. The defended officers receive congratulations. July 5, 1947. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

Anefo photo collection. Tour of Prince Bernhard by West Netherlands. The prince during a short delay at Bennebroek. On the jeep white carnations. June 29, 1945

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Palembang. Various topics. Soldiers with letters. July 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Allied Staff Chiefs Confer At H.Q. - Allied Chiefs met to confer at Seventh Army Headquarters.Allied Chiefs outside the conference room, included in the group are Air Marshals Tedder (Right) and Coningham (left), Gen. Alexander (4th from Left), Gen. Eisenhower (3rd from right in Front line), Admiral Cunningham (2nd from left, front row), Major Gen. Spaatz and Maj. Gen. Walter B. Smith. October 01, 1943. (Photo by British Official Photo).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Parade for the English General Montagu Stopford. Military armor and parade. A detachment royal army. November 9, 1946. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Christmas celebration Bandoeng Hospital; Visit Pastor Koningsberger. Bandoeng: An excited Christmas party was also celebrated in the military repair resort "Amsterdam" on the Daroegweg. The recovering soldiers received an additional package except the Niwin package and that they are in their arrangement, do prove the glued faces. December 25, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Viceroy's Inspection - Lord Mountbatten sees riot damage.Lord and Lady Mountbatten, inspect the devastation done in the Papar Mandi, in the Shahalmi Gate area of Lahore, where minorities' business houses suffered considerable damage during the Hindu rioting. July 28, 1947. (Photo by Planet News)

Last-Minute inspection of Australian soldiers is made by the Minister for the Army, Mr. Francis, before the men Boarded a plane at Mascot for Korea. August 28, 1950.

One in The Eye! Sick and weary - These German prisoners captured by the Canadian on the road to Calcar, show signs of the heavy strain they have been under as they wait to be removed to a P.O.W. camp. April 16, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Armers and artillery: Ambarawa, Bringin, Salatiga. Radiotelefonsists. July 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Zegeis from the Y-Brigade with the Boissevain from Bali to Palembang (Sumatra) 1st series. Owv ers war volunteers aboard a LCT that brings them to the Boissevain. October 24, 1946. Bali, Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Radio - Captain Poel. Captain Poel, with microphone and recording equipment, interviews a sailor. Around them soldiers from Army and Marine. 12 July 1948. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Vintage 1944 photograph, the "town patrol" in Natal, Brazil of soldiers from Natal Air Force Base. This facility had an important role during World War II as a strategic base for aircraft flying between South America and West Africa. SOURCE: ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit by Professor Romme to Medan. Dr. C.P.M. Romme (in light shirt) poses with a dug defense. On the right a lieutenant colonel knil. February 1947. Indonesia, Medan, Dutch East Indies, Sumatra

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit of pastor safe, main bearing preacher, to 5-5 Infantry regiment. Pastor safe in conversation with a soldier. August 5, 1948. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Detachment 101, an enigmatic Allied intelligence and special operations unit during World War II, played a pivotal role in the Burmese theater. Operating deep in the jungles of Burma, their mission was multi-faceted, encompassing guerrilla warfare, espionage, and sabotage against Japanese forces. Comprising a diverse group of individuals, from OSS agents to indigenous fighters, they effectively disrupted Japanese supply lines, gathered critical intelligence, and supported resistance movements.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Tasikmalaja, Reporting Evacueren and Demobilizing TNT. Tasikmalaja: Evacuation of TNI troops. Most TNI soldiers can only be distinguished from citizens through a sliced piece with a stamp. 5 February 1948. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Tasikmalaja

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspection of superior H.J. Kronig, Commander X-Brigade East Java. Lieutenant Colonel H.J. Kronig (left) in the company of an English Cavalry officer (rank: Captain / Ritmeester). March 1949. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies

The British Reoccupation of Singapore A Chinese waitress serves British troops in the newly opened NAAFI canteen in Raffles Place, Singapore. The canteen was known as the 'Shackle Club.'

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Shipping from the U-Brigade from Batavia to Padang (3rd series). Colonel J.W. Sluyter, Commander U-Brigade in a jeep with bodyguard and driver. November 1946. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Padang, Sumatra

The Royal Navy during the Second World War The resident naval officer in charge of Courseulles, Normandy, Commander A E Wilmott, RNR, talking to an Army officer. Beside them is a board which carries the day's news and gives the tonnage unloaded.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Gading and Plajen, action by mountain field. Action in the direction of Gading, Plajen and Wonosari. The infantry raised at night to close the area, which gangs were signaled, the purification started in the morning. Soldiers during a break. March 9, 1949. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Botuited weapons too exceeding care. A Dutch miltair holds a self-handed gun-made gun. July 1947. Bogor, Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Zegeis from the Y-Brigade with the Boissevain from Bali to Palembang (Sumatra) 2nd series. Y-brigade in Palembang. Men come to land. October 29, 1946. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Palembang, Sumatra

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Farewell to parts of the U-Brigade Padang and Taring. Bataljon "Zeeland" (II-14 R.I.) from the U-Brigade says goodbye. A military fee notes. December 23, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Padang, Sumatra

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Purification actions II-2 RVA at Salatiga. Reksosari: 2-2 RVA cannonniers process the 'charge' that is supplied per kitchen car in their position. Rice with sambal .. High Explosive. October 23, 1947. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Rekosari

District Commissioner Makes His Monthly Tour -- At the Government rubber plantation in the forest surrounding his station; sheets of rubber are laid out on racks for the D.C.'s inspection. The rubber is from the Ceara, the Para and the Funtumia trees, A lot of the trees were planted by the Germans when they held Togoland. This German-planted rubber . goes to help the United Nations.Today a District Commissioner's life is one of supervision. His job is to train the African in political responsibility and self government, to see that the chiefs wield their power wisely, roads are kept in repair, African soldiers' wives are paid their allotments and out of the way villages Informed of the progress of the war. The Gold Coast Colony divided into thirteen districts each with a District Commissioner. September 21, 1951. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

Detachment 101, an enigmatic Allied intelligence and special operations unit during World War II, played a pivotal role in the Burmese theater. Operating deep in the jungles of Burma, their mission was multi-faceted, encompassing guerrilla warfare, espionage, and sabotage against Japanese forces. Comprising a diverse group of individuals, from OSS agents to indigenous fighters, they effectively disrupted Japanese supply lines, gathered critical intelligence, and supported resistance movements.

Anefo photo collection. Jamboree 1963 in Marathon Greece. Catholic scouts from whole world with joint H. Mass and communion. August 12, 1963. Greece

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Purification actions II-2 RVA at Salatiga. Reksosari: 2-2 RVA has performed the assignment and the preparation to leaving the firing are in full swing. If the piece is coupled behind the tractor, a cable is fastened. October 23, 1947. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies

Soldiers standing around outside watch a man kiss another

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Evacuation train from Gombong. On 11 July, a number of orphaned children via GOMBONG were evacuated to Dutch area from Republican area. Mr Da Silva of the Intercross complains to Dr. Yo of the Dutch-Indian Red Cross about the lack of the Red Cross flag on the evacuation train. An American major and an English military observer awaits interested. July 11, 1948. Batavia, Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies

Crippled: Gunner G.H. Vestcott, back from Thailand, where he lost a leg through tropical ulcers while a prisoner of war. He was one of the contingent who returned by the Tamaroa today. October 22, 1945.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Transfer of the city of Solo. Saturday, 12 November a large mass agreement was held in the stadium in Solo on the occasion of the transfer of the city. Drawing the transfer certificate. From left to right? Colonel j.h.m.u.l.e. Ohl, General Major F. Mollinger and Lieutenant-Colonel Ignatius Slamet Riyadi. November 12, 1949. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Solo

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. General curls explains a staff card. Behind him Colonel D.R.A. from Langen (2nd from the right). May 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Poll photo collection. Repatriation service India. Three employees of the repatriation service at Hotel der Nederlanden. 1946. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

Jack Dempsey Helps Swing Okinawa Punch. Landing on Okinawa soon after the assault waves had stormed the beaches, Coast Guard commander Jack Dempsey surveyed at first hand the fighting technique he had drilled into Coast Guardsmen as physical fitness director at Manhattan Beach training station. Commander Dempsey participated in the Ryukyu operation from a Coast Guard-manned invasion transport.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit from Lieutenant General Spoor to Makassar; Commemoration 1 year exist East Indonesia; Recording Soekawati. General track at a hospital in conversation with various officers and a nurse. On the back seen probably Colonel Scheffer, Territorial Forest Commandant. Left a major. December 23, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Spaarnestad topics. The occupiers / occupancy in the Netherlands. EVDO. The German soldier in the Dutch capital, so ... a Dutch herring. Two German soldiers enjoy the Dutch seabathable. 16 May 1940. Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Captured Japanese Money Counted By U.S. Marines On Guadalacanal -- U.S. Marines on Guadalcanal Island in the Solomons are counting Japanese money captured during the fight for the Island, now in undisputed possession of U.S. forces. At power exchange, the almost 100,000 you pictured here were worth approximately 20,000 American dollars. April 17, 1943. (Photo by U.S. Office of War Information Picture).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Photo reportage near Buitenzorg. Construction of a bailey bridge. January 1947. Bogor, Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Photos with the article 'The Status Quo line' in the magazine Weapon Budders. On the basis of his staff card, Lieutenant-Colonel explores J.A.J. The large from Brabant the area below itself. To the left of him Lieutenant Erick Kiel from Nunspeet and on the right lieutenant Jan v.D. Broek from Rotterdam. September 28, 1948. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. Airport. Four militars are over the base. 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit from the American consular mission to Palembang. The American Lieutenant Colonel W. Allison I.N.D in an EJ. 17 October 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Palembang, Sumatra

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. 1st Infantry Brigade Group To Buitenzorg General Curls says goodbye n Shakes the hand of a young officer at a staff car, shrouded in rain gear. Left next to him General Dürst Britt. May 3, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

The British Army in Burma 1945 Liberated POWs at a Rangoon jail share a last meal of rice before being evacuated, 3 May 1945.

Marines who have their 'turn' on it are ready for departure from the West, Willemstad, Curaçao, 1957.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Reporting Semarang and surroundings. Soldiers with their messtins stand in line. March 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Semarang

Detachment 101, an enigmatic Allied intelligence and special operations unit during World War II, played a pivotal role in the Burmese theater. Operating deep in the jungles of Burma, their mission was multi-faceted, encompassing guerrilla warfare, espionage, and sabotage against Japanese forces. Comprising a diverse group of individuals, from OSS agents to indigenous fighters, they effectively disrupted Japanese supply lines, gathered critical intelligence, and supported resistance movements.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. 1st Infantry Brigade Group General Curls, in the company of a major of the 3rd battalion wardrobe regiment Grenadiers. May 3, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Aircraft, Burma, India &Ceremonies& Decorations, Awards, War

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Soukey tranquility. Soukey: The boys who have an outpost of 4-3 r.i. Occupy entertain themselves in their free time with a geimpprovised orchestra .. January 14, 1948. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies

Elsevier photo collection. Moneymoon, redemption flops Netherlands arrived. assigned location, baroes receive training tropics. task soldier tropics consists checking. Hunter H. van Essen Arnhem soon understood understands difficulty director "deleman" .. March 1949. Indonesia, Madiun, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Festivities following the birth of Princess Marijke. Radio telephonists. 19 February 1947. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

06/30/1937. Hand bombs and weapons taken from the national army in one of the advances in the Center sector.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Return to Wonogiri and Patjitan. Knil-battalion infantry I became known took the first convoy to Wonogiri. During this trip, which went through flat and mountain terrain, many roadblocks and other obstacles had to be cleaned up. But they have the weather. Prepared at everything, LaoPEWO, the Explorer on the mudguard of the truck. January 14, 1949. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Wonogiri

Martine Carol, Van Johnson, on-set of the Film, "Action of the Tiger", MGM, 1957

Photograph of Marine Commandos on USS Nautilus Standing by to Go on Top Side for Raid on Makin IslandU.S. Raid on Makin Island, August 1942. Marine Commandos on USS Nautilus standing by to go on top side for raid on Makin Island.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. Makassar from left to right. Captain-Ter Sea J.C. d'Engelbronner, General curs, Colonel H.J. De Vries. May 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Construction of a Bailey bridge Series title Correct?. Participants in the Patrolgang of the 20th Compagnie 2 Infantry Regiment in Kemajoran. 1946. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. A Dutch soldier with helmet and shawl and a cigarette in his mouth stands in a truck. 1949. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Anefo photo collection. Jamboree 1963 in Marathon Greece. August 12, 1963. Greece

British troops show off a souvenir Japanese flag captured at Ondaw, Burma, 12 February 1945. Troops show off a souvenir Japanese flag captured at Ondaw, 12 February 1945.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Volendam arrival. Opportunities. 16 June 1947. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies, Tandjong Priok

Vicente Rojo Lluch (1894 ñ 1966) Chief of the General Staff of the republican Spanish Armed Forces during the Spanish Civil War

Detachment 101, an enigmatic Allied intelligence and special operations unit during World War II, played a pivotal role in the Burmese theater. Operating deep in the jungles of Burma, their mission was multi-faceted, encompassing guerrilla warfare, espionage, and sabotage against Japanese forces. Comprising a diverse group of individuals, from OSS agents to indigenous fighters, they effectively disrupted Japanese supply lines, gathered critical intelligence, and supported resistance movements.

Photograph of First Japanese Prisoners Taken in the Battle for Iwo Jima. Jap Soldier Taken Alive In Iwo's Fury. Marine guards muster the first Japanese prisoners taken in the battle for Iwo Jima, on the deck of a Coast Guard-manned invasion transport standing off that fire-swept island. Here, one of the Nips is ordered to move along the deck toward the ship's brig. Enemy casualties have been high in the fanatical defense of Iwo and very few have elected to surrender before the crushing American power.

The Commander of Practersmaleel 5 Commander L. Brouwer (1909-1991, center front), the commander of the naval power in the Netherlands Antilles CDR A. van Karnebeek (1909-2002, right before), the commander of Kruiser Hr.Ms. The Seven Provinces (C 802) Captain-Ter-Zee mr. A.N. Baron De Vos Van Steenwijk (1912-1996, left) and the commander of the Frigate Hr.Ms. Van Speijk (F 805) Captain-Lieutenant-Ter-Zee A.G. Van der Land (1915-2001, right) visited the Marinierskazerne Savaneta (MSKSAV) in Aruba.

Everyday life of Bundeswehr recruits in a barracks on 26.05.1976 in Hemer, Germany, Europe

Detachment 101, an enigmatic Allied intelligence and special operations unit during World War II, played a pivotal role in the Burmese theater. Operating deep in the jungles of Burma, their mission was multi-faceted, encompassing guerrilla warfare, espionage, and sabotage against Japanese forces. Comprising a diverse group of individuals, from OSS agents to indigenous fighters, they effectively disrupted Japanese supply lines, gathered critical intelligence, and supported resistance movements.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC School for the training of parachutists in Bandoeng (Andir). Parachutist (Underslitenant KliL) speaks through a walkie talkie. July 3, 1947. Bandoeng, Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Arrival General S.H. Track on Kemajoran (24 August 1946). The wife and daughter of A.J.e. from Berckelaer and staff officers, including P. Alons awaiting the arrival. August 24, 1946. Indonesia, Kemajoran, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Shipping from the U-Brigade from Batavia to Padang (1st series). Wapendrill on the ship. November 19, 1946. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Tjileungsir. On July 19, 1946, Tjiteureup Tjileungsir was released from the upmariety. Discussion by three soldiers around a table in the outdoors. July 19, 1946. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Tjileungsir

Three soldiers of the royal army inspect the engine compartment of a DKW Munga during exercise Kestrel.

Commanding officer - enlisted men Co. F , Soldiers, United States. Army. Infantry Regiment, 372nd. Jack Miller Collection

The Duke of Gloucester inspects New Guinea Tul Tuls (No.2 men in Papuan villages), at Lae, New Guinea. They receive advice from Angau. December 13, 1945.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Photo reportage Kebon Selada and Kota Batoe (2nd and 3rd Cion of 4-10 R.I. and 3 grid). Portrait of a knwal soldier. December 1946. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

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