The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RECRUITS IN THE 4TH MACHINE GUN COMPANY IN TRAINING CAMP AT THE GEELONG SHOWGROUND. NOTE THEIR SOFT COTTON HATS. BACK ROW: FAR LEFT: CHARLES CAREY MCPHEE, FOURTH FROM LEFT: ROY JOHNSTON. (ORIGINAL PRINT HELD IN AWM PR91/091). (PHOTOGRAPHER: THE COMMONWEALTH STUDIO, 75 MCKILLOP STREET, GEELONG). (DONOR: G. JARVIS)
Recruits in the 4th Machine Gun Company in training camp at the Geelong showground at rifle practice. Those standing behind are marking scores. Corporal Charles Carey McPhee is marked with X. (Origina
GROUP PORTRAIT OF MEMBERS OF THE 4TH MACHINE GUN COMPANY, PROBABLY ON COMPLETION OF A TRAINING CAMP AT THE SHOWGROUND. BACK ROW, FAR RIGHT, IS CORPORAL CHARLES CAREY MCPHEE. (ORIGINAL PRINT HELD IN AW
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1941. INTERIOR OF AN AMENITIES VAN PRESENTED BY THE EMPLOYEES OF TREADWAYS FOUR STORES TO THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND (ACF) AND THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (YMCA). INSIDE IS
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1941. AN AMENITIES VAN PRESENTED BY THE EMPLOYEES OF TREADWAYS FOUR STORES TO THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND (ACF) AND THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (YMCA). B3/43 YMCA REPRESENTA
Liverpool, NSW. 1939-10. Group portrait of the first recruits to the 2nd Australian Imperial Force (AIF) at Liverpool Camp. Identified are Instructors Corporal (Cpl) R. Wotherspoon (far left), Sergean
VIEW OF THE HARBOUR FROM A STREET IN THE TOWN, SHOWING THE OIL TANKER PHYSA IN THE BACKGROUND AND HMAT KANOWNA AT THE END OF THE WHARF. (ORIGINAL PRINT HELD IN AWM PR91/102)
