The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Crew members of HMAS Sydney outside the Fleet Club on leave. They are Able Seaman (AB) R. McKinnon and Ordinary Seaman (later AB) Peter Frederick Milverton. Milverton was later killed in action on 20 November 1941 when the HMAS Sydney was lost with all hands after an engagement with the Kormoran.
HMAS Sydney liberty men at the Fleet Club, Able Seaman (AB) Edmund Sturgeon Rolfe, Leading Stewards 21317 Walter Edward Bettinson and R. Edwards. AB Rolfe and Leading Steward Bettinson were killed in
Portrait of a crew member of HMAS Sydney, a bearded sailor, Able Seaman David Leslie Williams RAN, of Fremantle, WA. Later promoted to the rank of Petty Officer, Williams was killed in action on 20 No
Studio portrait of PA1900 Able Seaman (AB) Robert Sabey Colbey, HMAS Sydney, of Gumeracha, SA. AB Colbey was one of 645 crew members who lost their lives following the engagement between HMAS Sydney
Studio portrait of 24385 Able Seaman (AB) Herbert (Bruiser) Turk, HMAS Sydney, RAN, of Denman, NSW. He enlisted from Sydney on 6 November 1939. On 20 November 1941 all 645 personnel onboard HMAS Sydne
Studio portrait of Able Seaman S4305 (AB) Edward Riters, HMAS Sydney, of Merrylands, NSW. He was an employee of the NSW Railways prior to enlisting in July 1940. AB Riters was one of 645 crew membe
Informal portrait of S3505 Able Seaman (AB) Graham Russell Bennie, HMAS Sydney, of Hurstville, NSW. Graham Bennie enlisted on 2 September 1939 and joined the crew of HMAS Sydney on 29 July 1940. AB
