| Looking back at SINGAPORE 1945-1946 |
| MEMORABILIA |
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| Banknotes printed by the Japanese became worthless when the War ended and hundreds could be found scattered in the streets. |
| Memorabilia,showing greetings cards, ENSA programmes etc. |
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| "SEAC" was the British Forces newspaper in the Far East. "Laugh with Seac" was their joke book. Click to see some of the less risque ones! |
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| In August 1946 I went to Penang on leave. Some of my photographs are in the Gallery. |
| The British Other Ranks' Leave Hostel was situated approx. 5 miles out of George Town up the North Coast Road. The Ayer Itam Temple and Monastery has pools in the Temple Gardens containing sacred turtles. A small Chinese Snake Temple is on the Eastern side of the island. The snakes, which are sacred, inhabit the temple in large numbers. It is not adviable to touch them. See |
| V.E.Day Celebrations |
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| The closest I got to the Nizam's gold! |
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| Click on (almost!) any photograph to enlarge, then to see the picture at full size, hover your mouse over the lower right corner and click the resize button. |
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| Japanese Army issue Compass |
| All original photographs are copyright |
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| This Christmas card was designed and drawn by Tom Scott for the use of personnel at Air Photo Interpretation Section, Advanced H.Q. 14th. Army, Burma. |