The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RAN personnel opening Christmas hampers issued by the Australian Comforts Fund representative at the 5th Base Sub Area. Identified personnel are: (left to right, crouching or kneeling) Signalman (Sig) H Cummings (mostly cut out of image) (12); Steward R Baker (behind Sig Cummings) (11); Able Seaman (AB) L Crosthwaite (10); Telegraphist L Wignell (7); Sig A Jones (5); Coder G Smith (4); Telegraphist J Bishop (2); Leading Telegraphist H Crouch (1). Standing at back, left to right: Leading Signalman P Nurthen (back to camera) (13); Mr Watts, Young Men’s Christian Association (9); Mechanics Mate S Langton (8); AB D Sharpe (6); Stoker S Hunter (3).
Williamstown, Vic. 1943. An informal group portrait of the communications ratings on HMAS Mildura. Standing, left to right: Telegraphist (Teleg) W. Peterson; Signalman (Sig) L. Williams; Sig G. McLure
Group portrait of the ship's company aboard HMAS Glenelg. Identified, front row, left to right: Sub Lieutenant (Sub Lt) A. Brierly (1); the Captain, Lieutenant Commander Robson, Royal Australian Naval
PALMALMAL PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-25. RAN PERSONNEL RECEIVING THEIR CHRISTMAS PARCELS AT THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND TENT AT HEADQUARTERS, 5TH DIVISION. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: SUB LIEUTENANT H.
Morotai, Halmahera Group, 1945-05. An informal group portrait of some of the communicatings ratings on HMAS Mildura taken on the deck. Standing, left to right: Signalman (Sig) L. Williams; Coder K. Wi
BIAK ISLAND, PACIFIC OCEAN, 1944. GROUP PORTRAIT OF THE SHIP'S COMPANY OF HMAS STAWELL. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: (1) SIGNALLER HARRY 'JOE' LINE, (2) STOKER RODGERS; SECOND BACK ROW: (3) ABLE SEAMAN RO
Group portrait of HMAS Manoora personnel of Red Watch grouped on A Deck. The ship's personnel are grouped into three watches (named Red, White and Blue) of eight hours duration. Possible identificatio
