"NEILSON HOUSE"
CAMP CHELMER, ATIS CAMP
ROSEBERY TERRACE, CHELMER,
BRISBANE, QLD
USED BY THE MILITARY DURING WW2
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The interrogation of Japanese POW's took place in the old mansion called "Tighnabruaich" in Indooroopilly.
A joint US-Australian intelligence unit called the Allied Translation and Interpretation Section (ATIS) handled captured Japanese, who were held in cells on the grounds. Nisei (i.e. ethnic Japanese Americans) who handled much of the interpretation were housed across the river in the ATIS Camp called Camp Chelmer which was located in Neilson House, Rosebery Terrace, Chelmer, which is now a home for elderly people.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to thank Anthony Paul annepaul@asia-mail.com for his assistance with the above information.
Can someone tell me more about "Tighnabruaich" during WW2?
Were you based at
Camp Chelmer
or "Tighnabruaich" during WW2?
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This page first produced 28 November 2000
This page last updated 15 January 2006