The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Four Queenslanders in France - one at least is very lonely. Notice the four different patches. Two engineers, two pioneers. The dog is a French Scotch terrier & belongs to Annand. The A on John's patch stands for Anzac. As I'm not in his Div I am not entitled to it, strange isn't it." Images relating to the service of Lieutenant Col Ray Stanley DSO, 5th Divisional Signal Company.
'Mates, for life' by Ian Cook was among those shortlisted for the inaugral 2018 Napier Waller Art Prize and was the winner of the People's Choice Award. Cook provided the following artist statement ab
An Australian poster from the Second World War depicting a peaceful scene. The text reads: "I know a valley, - not far from Gordonvale, circled by story-book mountains that leap up suddenly from the
An Australian poster from the Second World War depicting a peaceful scene. The text reads: "I know a valley, - not far from Gordonvale, circled by story-book mountains that leap up suddenly from the
Horrie the Wog Dog, the four-legged mascot and campaigner attached to the 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, seen here standing on a fuel can wearing his Corporal's uniform. 'Horrie the Wog Dog' was a white
Reserve Force Decoration (RFD). Pantograph engraved on reverse with the word 'SPECIMEN'. The Reserve Force Decoration was announced in 1982, and first issued in 1984. It is awarded for fifteen years
Horrie, the "Wog Dog", the four legged mascot and campaigner of the 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, pictured in his travelling pack shortly before the unit returned to Australia. Horrie was adopted by Pr
