The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
On Anzac Day 1940 a remembrance service was held in the British War Cemetery Jerusalem, then a march through Jerusalem streets by Australian (2/4 Infantry Battalion) and unidentified kilted troops (probably 2 Battalion, the Black Watch). Identified personnel are; Sergeant Frank Inman, Sir Harold MacMichael, Brigadier Allen.
The Australian Prime Minister Mr Robert Gordon Menzies toured the Middle East and Palestine visiting Australian sailors, soldiers and airmen at Jerusalem (at the Australian Soldiers Club), Julis, Beit
Australian soldiers tour Jerusalem and Bethlehem viewing historic churches buildings and the British war cemetery. Australians looking at the grave stone of 2364 Trooper W J Burton Australian Light Ho
On behalf of the BCOF in Japan, the Commander-in-Chief 34 (VX20321, VX80578) Lieutenant General Horace Clement Hugh Robertson CBE DSO, officially planted in the soil of Kure, the first of a batch of 5
Nui Dat Apr 25: one of the most stirring Anzac Day services held by Australian troops in Vietnam to commemorate fallen comrades in this and other wars was held by 5th Battalion, Royal Australian Regim
Palestine, general shots of troops in camp and on route march, camp area February 1940. Identified personnel are 2165414 (NX160) Major Hector McDonald Finnie AAMC, with portable dentist chair and dril
Depicts a large crowd gathered in a city street watching the Anzac Day march in 1988, the Bicentennial of white settlement in Australia. In the right foreground (pictured in a wheelchair) is a veteran
