The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Probably EL KUBRI, EGYPT. ?1916. SOME MEMBERS OF THE 1ST ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL BRIDGING TRAIN. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: PETTY OFFICER (PO) HUNTER, CHIEF PETTY OFFICER HARDEY, PO KNOX, LEADING SEAMAN ARCHER COX CASTLEDEN, ABLE SEAMAN (AB) MILLAR, PO BOWDEN; FRONT ROW: AB JOHNSTON, PO DOUGLAS FRASER, LEADING SEAMAN SMITH.
Red embroidered qualification badge on dark blue serge showing crossed rifles indicating a 2nd class marksman. 2nd Class Marksman qualification badge worn by 167 Petty Officer Herbert Leonard Bowde
Folding vest pocket camera (model A - The Bionic) manufactured by the Ansco Company New York of Binghamton N.Y. The camera is fitted with a variable focus Modico Anastigmat lens with an aperture range
Group portrait of members of the winners of the "Millions Club Cup" on board HMAS Sydney. Left to right, back row: Able Seaman (AB) Savill, AB Ellison, AB HAtter, AB Stevens, AB Day. Middle row: AB Ba
Group portrait of crew members of RAN Boom Defence Vessel HMAS Karangi A304, on board ship. Back row, left to right: S/V106 Telegraphist Eric Robert Shields; PA/3466 Able Seaman (AB) Gordon Lawrence ‘
Darwin, NT. September 1945. Survivors of HMAS Perth arrive at Darwin on HMT Highland Chieftain. Pictured, left to right: Petty Officer (PO) Robinson of Sydney, NSW; Chief Petty Officer (CPO) Hughes of
Red embroidered qualification badge on dark blue serge showing crossed rifles indicating a 2nd class marksman. 2nd Class Marksman qualification badge worn by 167 Petty Officer Herbert Leonard Bowde
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
