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DARWIN, NT 1946-03-01. AUSTRALIAN SERVICEMEN AND SERVICEWOMEN LINE THE DECKS OF HMAS WESTRALIA AS SHE PREPARES TO DEPART FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES. THE WOMEN, SOME OF WHOM ARE HOLDING STREAMERS, WERE THE LAST MEMBERS OF THE AWAS, AAMWS, AANS TO LEAVE THE NORTHERN TERRITORY.
DARWIN, NT 1946-03-01. HMAS WESTRALIA DEPARTING FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES ON HER LAST VOYAGE BEFORE RETURNING TO CIVILIAN SERVICE. AMONGST THE SERVICE PERSONNEL RETURNING HOME WERE 93 MEMBERS OF THE AAN
DARWIN, NT 1946-03-01. AUSTRALIAN SERVICEWOMEN RELAXING AROUND A PIANO ON DECK OF HMAS WESTRALIA. THIS VOYAGE CARRYING PERSONNEL HOME TO THE SOUTHERN STATES WAS WESTRALIA'S LAST FOR THE RAN BEFORE BEI
DARWIN, NT. 1946-02-28. A GROUP OF NORFORCE AWAS PERSONNEL SINGING AROUND A PIANO ABOARD HMAS WESTRALIA. THE SHIP WAS DUE TO LEAVE FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES WITH 1100 SERVICE PERSONNEL THE NEXT DAY.
DARWIN, NT 1946-03-01. SOLDIERS CARRYING THEIR KIT LINED UP ON THE WHARF AS THEY WAIT THEIR TURN TO EMBARK ON HMAS WESTRALIA. THE VOYAGE TO THE SOUTHERN STATES WAS TO BE THE VESSEL'S LAST BEFORE BEING
DARWIN, NT. 1946-02-28. A GROUP OF NORFORCE AWAS PERSONNEL IN A TRUCK ON THE WAY TO THE JETTY WHERE THEY EMBARKED ON HMAS WESTRALIA FOR THE TRIP TO THEIR HOME STATES.
Darwin, NT. 1945-09. Colonel A. M. Sage (left), Matron-in-Charge of the Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS), returns from a tour of inspection of Singapore, Java, Labuan, Morotai and Manila. She is
