The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HMAS Australia, at sea. 14288 Able Seaman (AB) Frederick Percival Perrin, one of the ship's divers and deck hockey players. AB Prerrin died of wounds on 21 October 1944.
HMAS AUSTRALIA, AT SEA. 1943-02. PETTY OFFICER A.E. COSLETT, RN. PETTY OFFICER COSLETT IS A SURVIVOR FROM HMS REPULSE AND IS SHOWN SURROUNDED BY A GROUP OF SAILORS WHILE HE WORKS ON HIS SCALE MODEL OF
HMAS Australia at sea. S5801 Able Seaman (AB) Allan Richard Maunsell. AB Maunsell was killed in action on 21 October 1944. He was 21 years old.
Ship's company of HMAS Australia gathered on deck for the burial of 121 Able Seaman (AB) Robert David Moffatt, Naval Brigade (Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force), who died of wounds sus
Group portrait of the gun crew of HMAS Sydney's port number 3 (P3) 6 inch gun, on the deck in front of the breech and gun shield. Identified from left to right, back row: 1934 Able Seaman (AB) Ernest
Group portrait of the gun crew of HMAS Sydney's port number 3 (P3) 6 inch gun, on the deck in front of the breech and gun shield. Identified from left to right, back row: 1934 Able Seaman (AB) Ernest
Pre-enlistment studio portrait of B2832 Able Seaman (AB) Raymond John Smith, HMAS Perth, of Brisbane, Qld. AB Smith enlisted on 20 September 1940 and was rated Able Seaman on 20 July 1941. He joined
