Historical Military Conversations in Indonesia

Black and white images featuring military meetings and conversations in Indonesia during the late 1940s, highlighting military structure and interactions.

Members of the RNZAF and RAAF in HQ 2 Corps area, looking at surrender leaflets before distributing them. The Beaufort which will drop the surrender pamphlets to the Japanese has the underside of its wings painted 'Japan surrendered'. Identified personnel are:- F-Sgt T.E. Wipiti (1), P-O R.B. Lamb (2), LAC R.P. Hughes (3), LAC F. Johansson (4). August 15, 1945. (Photo by Australian War Memorial).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit General Curls to Medan and Padang. Visit to Medan. General curls in conversation with a cavalerist. Next to him Colonel P. Scholten (Territorial Forest Command and Commander Z-Brigade). May 1947. Indonesia, Medan, Dutch East Indies, Sumatra

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. Balikpapan General curls at an airport, in conversation with a sergeant. May 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Poerwokerto-Banjoemas. Four men, of which three soldiers are on a site with destroyed homes. December 14, 1947. Banuymas, Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Purwokerto

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit General Spoor to Medan (Sumatra). General track in conversation with men. May 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. General curly speaks with a soldier of a part of entrance and drain trips that stood. May 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Transfer area Ponorogo. Indonesian Lieutenant Colonel speaks with a few military police officers of the TNI, while Indonesian soldiers are already in a loaded Dutch Drietonner in a loaded soldiers in various sampling. October 23, 1949. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Reaiting bronze lion to Sergeant Rijnders. The newly decorated Sergeant W.W. Rijnders is in a jeep while other crispers admiring around him. July 23, 1946. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit by Professor Romme to Medan. Dr. C.P.M. Romme (in light shirt) takes a trip along the "Dodenweg" from Medan to Belawan. A lieutenant colonel (A.F.L. Maris?) Get in. 2 February 1947. Indonesia, Medan, Dutch East Indies, Sumatra

Members of the RNZAF and RAAF in HQ 2 Corps area, looking at surrender leaflets before distributing them. The Beaufort which will drop the surrender pamphlets to the Japanese has the underside of its wings painted 'Japan surrendered'. Identified personnel are:- F-Sgt T.E. Wipiti (1), P-O R.B. Lamb (2), LAC R.P. Hughes (3), LAC F. Johansson (4). August 15, 1945. (Photo by Australian War Memorial).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit General Spoor to Medan (Sumatra). Army Commander General S.H. Track speaks with a military. May 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. General curly and colonel D.R.A. from Langen (left). May 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Brig. Gen. Dean C. Strother Presents Awards To Members Of The 94Th Fighter Squadron, 1St Fighter Group Duirng A Ceremony At An Air Base Somewhere In Italy, July 1944.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Prof. dr. Romme visits Surabaya. Visit to the front. Romme in conversation with men. 2 February 1947. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Surabaya, Surabaya

Anefo photo collection. World War II, gentlemen, uniforms, soldiers, Dutch East Indies, Indonesia. 1940-1945}. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. Six soldiers are at a brick flood defense .. 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

The Officer commanding No. 91 (composite) wing Iwakuni RAAF/Group Captain D. R. Chapman talking to Pte Vin O'Brien, of 4 croft St, Richmond (left) and Pte. Tony Poole of Augusta Rd, The Basin, Victoria, when they stepped out of the 36 squadron aircraft at Iwakuni after their flight from Korea to freedom. Both men had been prisoners for eight months and were captured in the night patrol action on which sergeant Jack= Morrison won a DCM. They arrived in Japan on Friday. August 12, 1953. (Photo by RAAF Official Photo).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Decision officers women's corps KliL. Colonel P. Alons, deputy adjutant general, decreases the oath of a new officer of the women's corps. August 31, 1946. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspection requirement General P.L.G. Doorman 2e part Grote Oost (October 1946). Lieutenant in conversation with a Japanese prisoner of war. October 1946. Celebes, Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. Palembang. Y-brigade General curly speaks with a soldier 1st class of a battalion bump troops. May 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Major General Nathan F. Twining, Commanding General Of The 15Th Air Force (Second From Left) Examines A Cap Brought Back By One Of The 1000 Air Force Combat Crewmen, Recently Evacuated From Rumanian Prison Camps And Brought To A 15Th Air Force Base In Ita

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Delay train from Djocja at dehetting in Poerwokerto, with the six-released war prisoners. The delegation train from Djocja stopped on the way back to Poerwokerto.luit.kol. Beaumont, CDT. 1-5 R.I. In conversation with a lieutenant and an administrative officer. May 3, 1948. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Purwokerto

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Linggadjati. Linggadjati: Sergt. Jaap Hoogendoorn from Nieuwerkerk on the IJssel points to where the sniperschoten became his car, when the convoy was shot on the road between Bandung and Cheribon .. July 1947. Indonesia, Linggarjati, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Palembang. 8 (iv) battalion shock troops) in Batoorka in South Sumatra. As the hospital tent is set up, Doctor Van Steynvoorde loves the 8th regiment shock troops 'dress report' in the open air. July 1947. Baturaja, Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Sumatra

U.S. Leaders In North AfricaA group of American army officers watches the arrival of allied planes at the fighting front in North Africa. Among them are Major Gen. Lloyd R. Fredendall, commander of the American central task force (center), Lieut. Gen. Mark. W. Clark, deputy commander-in-chief of the North African campaign (second from right), and Maj. Gen. James H. Doolittle (right), commander of the Twelfth U.S. Air Force. February 15, 1943. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures, Inc.).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit from the American consular mission to Palembang. Palembang: the American observer Col. Collin S. Myers will be through the street officers of 7 R.S. Greeted on his arrival in the field of steels. Right Reverse J.W.R. Brueren the "Tiger" (Commander 7 (III) Bataljon Shock troops. October 17, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Palembang, Sumatra

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Report Semarang and surroundings. Congratulations and a tiger shield for the winner of the running competition issued by Kolonel D.R.A. Van Langen, Commander of the T-Brigade. March 1947. Indonesia, Java, 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.

Sommer 1934.Eva Braun's Photo Albums, ca. 1913 - ca. 1944. These albums are attributed to Eva Braun (four are claimed by her friend Herta Schneider, nee Ostermeyer) and document her life from ca. 1913 to 1944. There are many photographs of Eva, her sisters and their children, Herta Schneider and her children, as well as photographs of Eva's vacations, family members and friends. Included also are photographs taken by and of Eva Braun at Hitler's chalet Berghof (or Kehlstein), photographs of Hitler and his entourage, visitors to Berghof and the scenery around Berchtesgaden, and some studio portraits of Eva and members of her family.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DCL Visit General Major Sas to U-Brigade (Padang). Visit of General Major Sas on the U-Brigade. Deregister three soldiers. December 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Padang, Sumatra

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Arrival of the ship Volendam with the Prince Bernhard Chapel on board. General H.J.J.w. Dürst Britt (right) inspects the men. November 12, 1946. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies, Tandjong Priok

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Broadcast Radio Holland (arrival information officers). Arrival M.S. Sloterdijk. Lieutenant in the middle has a microphone. April 21, 1947. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit Colonel Julian to Indonesia. Djokjakarta: Col. Julian with Dr. Leinema at the airport links Colonel D.R.A. from Langen. January 1949. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Yogyakarta

Poll photo collection. Netherlands Antilles and Suriname at the time of the royal visit of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard in 1955. Press conference. October 1955. Suriname

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Arrival of the Motorship Bloemfontein. Debark. General Dürst Britt is present. November 3, 1946. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies, Tandjong Priok

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. There are three Indonesian men for a train with passengers. The left has a dark uniform with distincitives and a tropical helmet. The others are in citizen. The judge also carries a tropical helmet. 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC 4th Infantry Brigade ready for advance to Wingi. For the advance to Wlingi and Blitar (Java). The canteen truck, donated by the Burgerij van Alkmaar and Zandvoort, follows directly behind the advancing troops in this area. The men in Negrose (8 km past Kepandjjen), who wait for the signal to the further rise, do not need to sit on a dry. December 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 LOOK ALOG Northern Padang / Visit American military mission to Padang / Mountain Red Cross Aircraft from Singapore in Padang / DS. Steinhart in Pasar Oesan. Visit American military mission to Padang airport greeting. October 22, 1947. 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 The Kroja intermediate station during the evacuation of TNI troops. Evacuation Republican troops from the area occupied by the Dutch army. Armament of TNI soldiers of the first rep. Division from the South of Bandjar area. The TNI troops were transported by train to Gombong and hence with leg trucks to rep. area. The transport of their associated armament was covered by mixed Dutch and Republican monitoring .. February 1948. Indonesia, Java, Kroja, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Delegation train on platform to Poerwokerto. Poerwokerto: the train to Poerwokerto changed the three delegations to Djocja, from locomotive. Meanwhile, the officers knot a conversation. April 6, 1948. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Purwokerto

His own Musette bag slung over his shoulder, General Stilwell (left) has a few last words with Major General Claire Chennault, commander of the China 14th U.S. Air Force. As usual, Stilwell wears the campaign hat which he donned on his trip out of Burma to India. Photo was taken after an overnight stop at a field somewhere in China. September 18, 1943. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Delay train from Djocja upon dehetting in Poerwokerto, with the six-released prisoners of war. The delegation train from Djocja stopped on the way back to Poerwokerto. Some of the released Dutch prisoners of war that have come by train from Djocja. May 3, 1948. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Purwokerto

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Decoration Major Druce. In the presence of different authorities, Wed Lieutenant General, Generaal-Major Buurman of Vreeden, General-Major Kengen, General Major Doorman and Superior Jungschlager, Head of the Nefis, by Colonel MR. Van Houten in a festive manner in the officer cross The Orange-Nassau order with the swords awarded to Major HC Druce, DSO With bar and m.c. During the war the decorated was charged with the organization of the espionage in the Netherlands. Major Bruce shows the award to Colonel van Houten. October 7, 1946. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspection travel General P.L.G. Doorman (September-October 1946). General Doorman talks to a few men. September 25, 1946. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Report on 'the island'. Three men talk to each other. July 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Anthony Eden Flies With Kent Squadron -- Mr. Eden Walks to his aircraft with officers of No. 500 squadron, at Tangmere Aerodrome, Sussex.Mr. Anthony Eden M.P. was in the squadron commander's plane when No. 500 (County of Kent) Auxiliary Squadron flew over Kent.Mr. Eden is honorary commodore of the squadron. August 28, 1947.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Ambarawa - Soywono - Salatiga; Artillery exercises. Radio telephonist in JEEP. 24 March 1948. Ambarawa, Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Salatiga, Sumewono

Brig. General Roger Ramey (Arlington, Ya.), bomber commander in New Guinea, pins the Distinguished Service Cross on Colonel John H. Davis (Piedmont, Calif.) at a ceremony in New Guinea. October 24, 1943. (Photo by U.S. Fifth Air Force).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Tri-Wait. Tri soldier with insignia. November 1, 1946. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

The A.O.C. I/C Sir Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Longmore visited a squadron of the Royal Egyptian Air Force and inspected both men and machines on the tarmac.ACM. Sir Arthur Longmore chatting to some of the pilots. On the left is Air Vice Marshal Hassan Wahab Pasha, the director of the R. E. A. F. September 04, 1940. (Photo by British Official Photograph)

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit General Curls to Medan and Padang. Visit to Padang. General curls and his company becomes Colonel J.W. Sluyter, Commander U-Brigade, shown around. Visit 2-14 R.I. (Battalion "Zeeland"). May 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Padang, Sumatra

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. 2nd Infantry Brigade Group a photographing miltiair. May 2, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Award Lieutenant Colonel Jessurun. Lieutenant Colonel R.E. Jessurun receives in Tjililitan from Consul-General Dr.Walter C. Foote Two US awards, namely the Air Medal and the Medal of Freedom. Jessurun with his two medals. August 7, 1946. Indonesia, Kemajoran, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Parade and DEILER Surabaya. Three soldiers, including a radiotelefonist. March 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Surabaya

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 Visit of mainlegeralmuzenier Colonel H.J.J.M. Van strails to a retreat house in Lembang. Smoke break. Vnlr Driessen, Van Straelen and V.D. Meulen. March 1947. Bandung, Indonesia, Java, Lembang, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Transfer of the city of Solo. Saturday, November 12, a large mass meeting was held in the stadium in Solo on the occasion of the transfer of the city. Colonel OHL says goodbye to the resident of the Region of Surakarta, Mr. F.W.G. Linck. November 12, 1949. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Solo

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Reception gene. Neighbor of Vreeden at the farewell Colonels Drost and Coppens. Colonel Coppens speaks with General Buurman of Vreeden. 24 July 1948. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Departure from the ship Volendam to the Netherlands. Demobilizing to the Netherlands. A pet-off officer is interviewed by a radio reporter Jaap van Meekren. June 21, 1947. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies, Tandjong Priok

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Belawan. General PINKE T.G.V. The arrival of Catalina flight. From left to right. Admiral Pinke, General P. Scholten, and Mrs. Scholten?. April 24, 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.

Fairbanks with his staff communication officer, Lieut. Jack Watson, during naval operations in the Mediterranean. February 21, 1955.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Christmas celebration 3-i r.s. in Salatiga. Lieutenant Colonel Thijman, Prime Minister Beel and Minister Neher. Beel shakes the hand of an officer. December 24, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit General Curls to Medan and Padang. Visit to Medan. General curls becomes roninic. Right Colonel P. Scholten (Territorial Forest Command and Commander Z-Brigade). May 1947. Indonesia, Medan, Dutch East Indies, Sumatra

Timor Surrender: The Jap commander of Timor, Colonel Kaida Tatyichi, and his chief of staff Major Muiosu Slioji, seated at the surrender table, which is covered by the Union Jack, as they listen to the terms of surrender. Picture taken on the deck of HMAS Moresby in Koepang Harbour. October 08, 1948. (Photo by Australian Official Photo).

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.

General Clark Visits Commonwealth DivisionMajor General A. J. H. Cassels, General Officer Commanding the Division (left), welcomes General Clark on his arrival at the Divisional Airstrip by light plane.General Mark Clark, C-In-C United Nations forces in Korea, recently inspected the 1st British Commonwealth Division in Korea. July 18, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

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 Fourage for the TNI. Two Indonesian men in uniform posing for a Ford Drietonner of the December 7 division. November 1949. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Brug Opening in Loerahgoeng-Landeuh by the commander of the W-Brigade, Colonel Paulissen. Loerahgoeng-Landeuh (Koeningan): a bridge built by the 16th CIE alloy groups in a very short time over the Tjisengaroeng became a few ceremonial by the CDT. W. Brig. Kol. Paulissen opened .. April 28, 1948. Indonesia, Java, Kuningan, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Tasikmalaja, Reporting Evacueren and Demobilizing TNT. TASIKMALAJA: An entire organization is coming to evacuation of the TNI troops. After submitting weapons and registration, the Republican soldiers are further transported on trucks. Sergt. Administrator Henrich from Oisterwijk fills in a registration form. 5 February 1948. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Tasikmalaja

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Arrival of the ship Volendam with the Prince Bernhard Chapel on board. Soldiers on the quay. November 12, 1946. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies, Tandjong Priok

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Inspectorate General H.J. Curls by Indonesia. 1st Infantry Brigade Group General curls looks through binoculars. May 3, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

***** United States Honours General Montgomery -- General Eisenhower decorates Gen. Montgomery ***** the order.***** 29th August, Gen. Eisenhower visited Gen. Montgomery's H.Q. in Sicily ***** the 8th. Army Commander with ***** highest Order which American can ***** upon a soldier of another Nation, ***** commander of the Legion of Honour ***** several American Generals were ***** including General Patton, Bradley, *****. September 1, 1943. (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.

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.

Chat With The ColonelBritain's War Minister Goes To TriesteBritish War Minister Mr. F. J. Bellenger, chats with Lieutenant Colonel H. A. Bateson, Commanding officer of the 2nd Battalion of the South Lancashire Regiment, during his tour of British Army posses in the Morgan Line in the Trieste Area. In background is R.S.M. T. McDonald. September 13, 1947.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Meeting Ridau M.W.O. With man k.l .. KNIL Soldier with distinction Military William Order Shakes the hand of a soldier of the December 7 division. February 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit from the army commander S.H. Rail to Semarang. General S.H. Track in the field. At a field vision. July 1, 1946. 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.

Ian Fairweather (on right). July 08, 1952.

Process - You can hold metal in this space between heads and radio aerial. September 26, 1946. (Photo by Frederick John Halmarick/Fairfax Media).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Tasikmalaja, Report Evacueren and Demobilization TNT. Tasikmalaja: An entire organization is coming to the evacuation of the TNI troops. After handing in weapons and registration, the Republican soldiers are further transported on trucks. Sergt.MAJ. After an exchange of views, WUA van ArmeContact says goodbye to the TNI caps. Peluppessy, CDt 157e bat. Cap. Peluppessy participated in the mutiny at "De Zeven Provincien" Sic .. 5 February 1948. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Tasikmalaja

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Presentation of the American bronze star by Mr. Walter Foote, Consul General of America, to eight Dutch soldiers in BiSchopplein in Batavia. Walter Foote pinches the bronze star at the sixth decorated. 8 June 1946. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Discussion Salatiga. Discussions were conducted in Salatiga with Republican authorities two members of the Dutch military police in conversation with a TNI captain. 13 August 1948. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Salatiga

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Festivities in Padang because of the annual stay of the U-Brigade in Central Sumatra. Two trumpetters. November 28, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Padang, Sumatra

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit from the army commander S.H. Rail to Semarang. Adjudant General Colonel C.H.J.F. Van Houten. July 1, 1946. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Semarang

General talks to ***** Corp. C.N. Transley in charge of ***** Maj. Gen. Fewtrell, G.O.C. NSW Cabt ASPN chief ***** ***** Rickwin Elc. at New school fund for AWAS at Rillard. July 1, 1946.

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.

More German Visitors arrive in England -- "Season!" said this Nazi air officer in perfect English to the ticket-collector at the barrier when he arrived at a London station on his way to a war prisoners' camp. He had been shot down in the south east when on his way to London by air. September 06, 1940. (Photo by Central Press Photos Ltd.).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC General Doorman in Soerabaja 3E series. General Doorman and General Buurman van Vreede travel by train. 1946. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

British Prisoners of War In North Korea -- G.C. Dawson, (centre) (19044248) of 16 Greensfield Terrace, Gateshead 8, Durham, England. July 11, 1952. (Photo by Camera Press).

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Visit from Prof. Carl Romme to Semarang. Dr. C.P.M. Romme (in white shirt) speaks with the men of II-6 R.I. in the Semarang sector. January 17, 1946. Indonesia, Java, Dutch East Indies, Semarang

Second World War. For billeting. Soviet Union. Two Wehrmachke-related in a village

H.M. The King Gn Holiday In Austria. King Edward in Styrian Hunting Costume at a shoot at Traman. September 12, 1936. September 12, 1936. (Photo by Sport And General Press Agency Limited).

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 Festivities in Padang because of the annual stay of the U-Brigade in Central Sumatra. Commemoration at honorary cemetery. Speech by an army pastor (Major). November 28, 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Padang, Sumatra

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