The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ALICE SPRINGS, AUSTRALIA. 1942-12-03. AFTER THE MONEY FOR THE WEEK'S PAY FOR THE TROOPS IS DRAWN FROM THE BANK AND ARRIVES AT THE OFFICE OF THE PAYMASTER, HEADQUARTERS, 11 L. OF C SUB AREA, IT IS SPLIT UP INTO VARIOUS AMOUNTS AS REQUIRED BY THE UNITS IN THE AREA. EACH UNIT REQUISITIONS FOR ITS REQUIREMENTS EACH WEEK AND THE PAYING- OFFICER AND THE PAY SERGEANT FROM THE UNITS TAKE DELIVERY OF THE MONEY FROM THE PAYMASTER'S OFFICE. PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS THE PAYING- OFFICER FROM NO. 2 M.T. WORKSHOPS, CORPS OF AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (SEATED) AND HIS PAY CORPORAL COUNTING THEIR CASH BEFORE LEAVING THE PAY OFFICE. PRIVATE I.H. VINCE, AUSTRALIAN ARMY PAY CORPS, IS IN THE BACKGROUND.
ALICE SPRINGS, AUSTRALIA. 1942-12-03. EACH WEEK APPROXIMATELY 21,000 POUNDS IS DRAWN FROM THE COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA IN ALICE SPRINGS TO PAY THE TROOPS IN THE AREA. PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS CAPTAIN R.
532545 Lieutenant (Lt) William Thomas Perkins (left), Officer Commanding (OC) the 102nd Australian Field Cash Office, collects a trunk full of money from the British base cash office in Seoul, Korea
Pay day at the 9th Australian Division Field Cash Office, Tobruk. The paying officers were TX984 Captain Douglas Carling Green and UKX5 Lieutenant Stephenson Fox.
An unidentified sergeant from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), signs for his pay at an outdoor pay office. Two other soldiers line up next to him. The word 'PAY' has been wri
MUGHAZI, PALESTINE. 1942-09. BASE AREA CASH OFFICE STAFF, AUSTRALIAN ARMY PAY CORPS (M.E.), LIEUTENANT H.M. THOMPSON, OFFICER COMMANDING, IS IN CENTRE OF FRONT ROW.
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-12-21. CAPTAIN W. SAUNDERS, PAYMASTER, CASH OFFICE, 11 DIVISION (1), TAKING OVER THE FINANCES OF THE JAPANESE IMPERIAL NAVY IN THIS AREA, FROM LIEUTENANT TAKSHI, JAPANESE PAY
