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Photograph 106182 Period 1900-1909Portrait of Rear Admiral Sir William Rooke Creswell KCMG KBE CMG (1852-1933). He became Naval Commandant of Queensland in 1900. In the same year he commanded the ship Protector during the Boxer Rebell

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Portrait of Captain William Rooke Creswell (1852-1933). He became Naval Commandant of Queensland in 1900 and in this image is wearing the rank and insignia of the Queensland naval forces. In the same year he commanded the ship Protector during the Boxer Rebellion. From 1899 he urged the formation of an Australian Navy, and in 1904 was promoted to be Director of the Commonwealth Naval Forces. In 1911 he was promoted Rear Admiral. During the First World War, Creswell, as first naval member of the Australian Naval Board, continued as the Government's chief naval adviser.
Portrait of Rear Admiral Sir William Rooke Creswell KCMG KBE CMG (1852-1933). He became Naval Commandant of Queensland in 1900. In the same year he commanded the ship Protector during the Boxer Rebell

Portrait of Vice Admiral Sir William Rooke Creswell, KCMG, KBE, RAN, First Naval Member of the Australian Naval Board, commanded HMCS Protector as a member of the Fleet during the Boxer Rebellion, and

THESIS EXAMINES CAREER OF VICE ADMIRAL SIR WILLIAM ROOKE CRESWELL, INVOLVEMENT IN SOUTH AUSTRALIAN NAVAL BRIGADE, HMAS "PROTECTOR", COLONIAL NAVAL FORCES, COASTAL DEFENCE FORCE, THE AUSTRALIAN NAVAL B
Collection relating to 71 Chief Petty Officer Henry Downes and his service on HMCS Protector with the South Australian Naval Brigade, 1885-1911 and the Royal Australian Navy, 1911-1924. Collection co
Port side view of the Gunboat HMCS Protector of the South Australian Navy. HMCS Protector served in China during the Boxer Rebellion.

A group of buildings with loopholes used by Boxer and supporting government forces during the Boxer Rebellion. These loopholes commanded the water gate. Photograph appears on page 10 of the Lancelot G
