The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the staff of 121 Australian General Hospital (121 AGH) sawing firewood for the kitchens. The wood is collected and brought in by locally engaged Aboriginal Australian workers. Pictured are (left to right): Private (Pte) G. Ross, Pte J. Graham, Pte S. Cheney, Pte C. Halling and Sergeant A. C. Wilcox. The original captions notes that “the wood is collected and brought in by [Indigenous Australians] under the supervision of Australian Army personnel".
Aboriginal Australian orderly Tommy bandages Hector’s arm after he is injured by a bombing in Katherine. Pictured behind them is the Indigenous Australian section of 121 Australian General Hospital (1
An unidentified group of locally engaged Aboriginal workers lining up at the mess area to receive food prepared by mess staff, at the Aboriginal settlement near Adelaide River. The settlement is manag
Unidentified locally engaged Indigenous Australian worker signs for his pay using his fingerprint dipped in ink. Also present are pay clerk Sergeant V. Legrande (pictured seated on the left) and pay o
Locally engaged Aboriginal Australian workers from the Knuckey’s Bend compound are driven in trucks over Nott’s Crossing on their way to work at the Headquarters for No. 14 Lines of Communication area
A group of locally engaged Aboriginal workers and Australian soldiers use adapted traditional building techniques to construct a large shelter. The historical Department of Information caption documen
A group of locally engaged Aboriginal workers and Australian soldiers use adapted traditional building techniques to construct a large shelter. The historical Department of Information caption documen
