The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait outside the railway station of B Company, 4th Reinforcements 55th Battalion, which sailed from Sydney on 4 September 1916. Most of these men came from the Monaro area, from the Victorian border to Queanbeyan, thus the banner of the Union Jack flag into which is set the Australian flag above the words "The Men from Snowy River". The original recruitment march in January 1916 carried the same banner. (Donor Armstrong)
'Men from Snowy River' recruiting banner. The banner is made from a large British red ensign hanging from a horizontal hoist, with a smaller Australian red ensign sewn next to the union jack in the up
'Men from Snowy River' recruiting banner. The banner is made from a large British red ensign hanging from a horizontal hoist, with a smaller Australian red ensign sewn next to the union jack in the up
First World War British recruitment poster. The poster features a depiction of the union jack flag in the upper left corner and the German national flag in the upper right corner. The text printed in
Headed by a military band, Western Australian reinforcements march down Hay Street, Perth, before embarking on a transport ship. Members of the public look on. Note the Union Jack being carried by o
Group portrait of officers of the 3rd Battalion in front of a large Union Jack flag bearing the words 'Loyal Australia' across the middle. Identified is Lieutenant (Lt) Owen Glendower Howell-Price MC
A group of members of the Remount Unit No 17 prior to the departure of HMAT Ballarat (A70). The soldiers (front) are holding a long banner which reads 'Australia will be there'. There is also a Brit
Troops of the Remount Unit No 17 prior to boarding HMAT Ballarat (A70). The soldiers (front) are holding a long banner which reads 'Australia will be there', and there is a British flag (Union Jack)
