The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Melbourne. c.1942-05. Studio portrait of S31561 Able Seaman Denis Harold Harrison RAN, aged 19 years, wearing a sailors cap with the tally band reading HMAS (held in the AWM Heraldry Collection). At this time he was a member of the boom defence vessel HMAS Karangi. Harrison served on HMAS Gascoyne and HMAS Karangi during World War 2.
c. 1914. Studio portrait of Stanley Ernest Lotze, aged fifteen and a half years, wearing a cap with a tally band reading "HMAS Tingira". HMAS Tingira was originally an English sailing vessel, Sobraon.
Informal outdoor group portrait of members of the crew of RAN Boom Defence Vessel HMAS Karangi A304. Identified are: Warrant Officer and Commanding Officer Finn Sebastian Block, standing group, far le
A portrait of the Great Dane "Just Nuisance" wearing a sailors cap with HMAS Canberra on the tally band. "Able Seaman Just Nuisance" served between 1939 and 1944 at HMS Afrikander, a Royal Navy shore
Studio portrait of S/4103 Ordinary Seaman (Ord Sea) Harold Glasby, of Glebe Point, NSW, wearing an HMAS Moresby tally band on his cap. Ord Sea Glasby enlisted on 11 March 1940. He was promoted to able
The Royal Australian Navy on boom defence duty at Darwin harbour. A Bar Class boom working vessel, possibly HMAS Karangi, engaged on repairs to the anti submarine net. The sailors are working on one o
Studio portrait of H/1016 Able Seaman (AB) Trevor William Chipman, of Rokeby, Tas, age 19. AB Chipman was a gunner on the RAN Boom Defence Vessel HMAS Kangaroo A291 when Darwin suffered its first air
