The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
TWO SAILORS DISPLAY THE WHITE ENSIGN (LEFT) AND THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FLAG WHILE STANDING ON THE LOWER YARD OF THE FOREMAST OF HMAS PARRAMATTA.
The Australian battle ensign of HMAS Hobart is hoisted up the foremast at dawn. Signalman Keith John Johnson had secured the flag to the mast to prevent it dipping and indicating surrender.
Vice Admiral Sir Guy Russell, Commander in Chief Far Eastern Station, chats with a seaman of HMAS Sydney as he inspects the ship and its crew at Kure, Japan. He is making his way along lines of seamen
Informal group portrait of sailors on board HMAS Parramatta, the Australian ensign is draped over the legs of the men sitting in the front row. The Sultan's palace is just visible in the right backgr
1954. STARBOARD BROADSIDE VIEW OF THE HEAVY CRUISER HMAS AUSTRALIA (II) IN HER FINAL CONFIGURATION. SHE IS FLYING THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FLAG AT THE BOW AND FOREMAST WHILE THE WHITE ENSIGN FLIES FROM
The Australian ensign hoisted at the foremast of HMAS Hobart on entering Guadalcanal.
Printed white ensign (British pattern) with lightweight canvas hoist stamped in ink at one end 'W ENSIGN 82460'. A length of jute rope is threaded through the hoist and sewn in place. Each end bears a
