The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of the first diving class to qualify in the Royal Australian Navy. They are shown with three diving helmets. A number of them wear caps showing on the tally band `HMAS Cerberus'. Identified from left to right, back row: 2077 Able Seaman (AB) Walter Clyde Felix Whatmore from Footscray, Victoria; 2212 Leading Seaman (LS) James Alexander Hill from Balmain, NSW; Shipwright Robert Benson Cargin from Newcastle-on-Tyne, England; Shipwright J M Mckenzie; 1785 Seaman Stephen Charles from Guildford, Western Australia; Seaman Walter Albert Oliver from Sydney, NSW.
Second row: Warrant Officer (WO) A M Greening; Commander Wilkinson Royal Navy; WO P G Ince Royal Navy; Petty Officer C Lee.
Front row: AB F W Parker; AB Robin Leslie Primrose Palethorpe from Quantong, Victoria.
Group portrait of the gun crew of HMAS Sydney's port number 3 (P3) 6 inch gun, on the deck in front of the breech and gun shield. Identified from left to right, back row: 1934 Able Seaman (AB) Ernest
Group portrait of the gun crew of HMAS Sydney's port number 3 (P3) 6 inch gun, on the deck in front of the breech and gun shield. Identified from left to right, back row: 1934 Able Seaman (AB) Ernest
Informal portrait of PM6416 Able seaman (AB) Maurice Eric Tanner, Royal Australian Navy, HMAS Glenelg, while on guard duty passing a guard set by the Japanese authorities to keep locals away from thei
Street portrait of S3014 Able Seaman (AB) Walter Frederick Sainty, Royal Australian Navy. AB Sainty was posted to the destroyer HMAS Vendetta in October 1941, where he ran supplies to Australian units
Group portrait of the Director and staff of the Royal Australian Navy Damage Control and Fire Fighting School at HMAS Penguin, Balmoral, Sydney. Identified back row: Possibly 19397 Chief Shipwright, A
A group of eleven Royal Australian Navy men who were serving in the cruiser HMAS Sydney when it destroyed the German Navy cruiser Emden at Cocos Keeling on 9 November 1914. This photograph shows them
