The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Aboriginal Australian women being paid for her work as a cook in Knuckey’s Bend compound by pay clerk Sergeant V. Legrande (left) and pay officer VX134693 Captain J. MacArthur (right).
Locally engaged Aboriginal Australian workers from the Knuckey’s Bend compound are driven in trucks over Nott’s Crossing on their way to work at the Headquarters for No. 14 Lines of Communication area
Unidentified locally engaged Indigenous Australian worker signs for his pay using his fingerprint dipped in ink. Also present are pay clerk Sergeant V. Legrande (pictured seated on the left) and pay o
Vo Thi Lien, (left), a Vietnamese female worker for the RAAF at Vung Tau, has her name recorded by pay clerk 218247 Corporal (Cpl) Jan (Jack) Paulga, of Bundeena, NSW, (right). The Vietnamese employe
Goodenough Island, D'Entrecasteaux Islands, Papua. July 1943. RAAF personnel buying supplies for the kitchens from local natives. No. 79 (Spitfire) Squadron RAAF personnel, left to right: 132318 Aircr
Unidentified locally engaged Indigenous Australian workers of 14A Lines of Communication Area, at Knuckey's Bend compound queue up at the mobile canteen. The original caption for this photo notes that
POINT COOK, VIC. C.1914-08. TRAINEES, INSTRUCTORS AND STAFF (THE FULL COMPLEMENT?) FOR THE AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS (AFC) FIRST FLYING TRAINING COURSE WHICH BEGAN 1914-08-17. THEY ARE PICTURED IN FRONT
