Pascoe, John Dobree, 1908-1972 : Members of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corp arriving in Wellington after the...

Members of Women's War Service Auxiliary arriving in Egypt, World War II

Two members of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps operating a plotting table

Members of the Field Bakery entertain sisters and members of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps at an imprompt...

Members of the New Zealand Women's Army Auxiliary Corps on stage during a command performance before the Kin...

New Zealand troops arriving at Alexandria after the evacuation from Crete

Evening Post"l"l Photo. REUNION AFTER FIFTY YEARS.—Passengers who arrived at Wellington in 1883 on the New Z...

Members of the Maori Battalion on Alexandria Wharf, Egypt, immediately after arrival from Crete

THE JAPANESE WARSHIP IWATE, WHICH ARRIED AT WELLINGTON LAST WEEK

Mrs Freyberg and Miss Meryll Neely welcoming the first party of Women's War Serice Auxiliary to arrive in Eg...

Members of 3rd Echelon on board one of the transports, Wellington - Photograph taken by C P S Boyer

in ■" ._. „,„„„.. , ..„ .„ _ A patrol of the Netherlands East Indies army paraded for inspection after takin...

Members of Japan's present Cabinetiphotographed, at,7-Tokio i after tJieyxhad;; recently met the Emperor.,xl...

Troops at the shipside as they arrive at Alexandria after the evacuation of Crete

Vice Admiral R.M Ghormley arriving at Namaka Aereodrome in May 1942. The group includes (from left to right)...

THE RUSSIAN DESTROYER GROZOVOI WHICH ARRIVED AT SHANGHAI ON AUGUST 13. FROM PORT ARTHUR. AFTER RUNNING THE G...

A Mitchell medium bomber of the Fifth United States Army Air Force heads for its base after dropping its bom...

Peter Fraser talking to General Bernard Freyberg after the Prime Minister's arrival in Italy - Photograph ta...

Bull, G, fl 1945 : NZ Area Puttick camp in Mena, Egypt, after the arrival of 10th reinforcements

iciio lias arrived in Italy after an adventurous flight from Palestine. The Grand Mufti, ivho has violent an...

[When he was Prime Minister after the death of Harold Holt, John McEwen asked Sir Charles Spry, the head of ASIO, for information about Maxwell Newton, a journalist associated with McEwan's political rival, Bill McMahon, and who was a publicist for the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO)] O'Neill