In the cage at Bari, Italy

A pencil drawing of an Australian pilot meeting an old friend just in from the desert cages. POWs caught in North Africa were often transported to several poorly-equipped camps before being transported from Tripoli to Italy; many of the prisoners were underfed and exhausted by the time that they arrived in camps such as Bari, on the Italian coast.

• Breakfast queue at Bari, Italy
• Morning in the sun, Sulmona, Italy
• Australian officers' compound, Sulmona, Italy
• A game of cards
• Australian officers around the stove at night, Sulmona, Italy
• Basketball, Sulmona
• Working in the tunnel, Sulmona
• Disposing of the earth from the tunnel, Sulmona
• Some played deck quoits while the tunnel progressed in the shadow in the corner
• The Germans took over the camp
• It looked harmless enough until - Stalag Luft III, Sagan, Germany
• The lid was off, and work had begun again
• The tunnel at Stalag Luft III: the foot of the shaft
• Rolling down to the working face: the tunnel, Stalag Luft III
• Extending the tunnel at the working face, Stalag Luft III
• Another tunnel: Stalag Luft III: coming up after the day's work in "Dick"
• At the foot of the shaft of tunnel "Dick", the carpenter's shop
• Flight Lieutenants (Mac) Jones and (Rusty) Kierath, RAAF at work, Stalag Luft III, Germany
• Using tunnel "Dick" as a disposal point for earth and sand from the main tunnel
• The tunnel was to come up in the woods beyond the guard box, Stalag Luft III
• Monument to those 50 officers who were shot
• Shaping the granite for the monument
• The monument in the early stages of construction
• Construction in progress
• The night the Germans gave the dreaded order "Evacuate the camp within the hour"
• The shapeless ghosts leave camp: Stalag Luft III
• The winter march from Stalag Luft III
• Roadside rest: the winter march from Sagan