P00043.013
Photograph P00043.013 Second World War, 1939-1945THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE FLAG FLIES FROM THE MAST OF A JAPANESE NAVAL VESSEL AS AIRCRAFT FLY OVERHEAD.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
JAPANESE IMPERIAL FLAG BEING HOISTED ON THE MAST OF A JAPANESE SHIP.
THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE FLAG FLIES FROM THE MAST OF A JAPANESE NAVAL VESSEL AS AIRCRAFT FLY OVERHEAD.

The flag being hoisted to full mast after the sounding of ”Reveille” during a dedication service at the Dumpu War Cemetery. The service was jointly conducted by SX1476 Chaplain Donald Llewellyn Reddi

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-05. BUGLERS OF THE ROYAL PAPUAN CONSTABULARY SOUND "REVEILLE" AS THE FLAG IS HOISTED TO FULL MAST AT THE CONCLUSION OF A SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS AT THE LAE WAR CEMETERY.

The Australian battle ensign of HMAS Hobart is hoisted up the foremast at dawn. Signalman Keith John Johnson had secured the flag to the mast to prevent it dipping and indicating surrender.

Signal flags being hoisted to the mast head at an Australian Naval Signal Station to convey a message to shipping in Port Phillip Bay.

An Australian flag being hoisted on board HMAS Deloraine berthed at the damaged Sandakan wharf.
