The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australia. C. 1943. Captain Jane Clement, US Army, laughingly exclaims as she is handed a consignment of women's corsets: `There is plenty of support for American nurses here'. The underwear for US Army nurses was finished in an Australian clothing factory.
Australia. C. 1943. Captain Jane Clement, US Army, examines women's underwear (scanties) shown her in an Australian clothing factory by Marie Hillard who is wearing a slip (petticoat) as made for US n
AUSTRALIA. U. S. CAPTAIN JANE CLEMENT WATCHING MACHINIST MARJORIE STRATH SEWING CORSETS, PROBABLY FOR AMERICAN NURSES.
Yokohama, Japan. 1945. American servicemen hand out GI issue clothing to troops who have recently been released from prisoner of war (POW) camps. Plenty of warm clothes are available here to replace t
Tsili Tsili, New Guinea. 5 September 1943. Paratroops of the 2/4th Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, who are about to take off for a parachute landing on Nadzab with their 25 pounder guns, i
Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR) in Korea, have had to tackle a great variety of jobs in building their new Gallipoli Camp. The main accommodation is finished but th
Australia. 1942. With the arrival of American troops in Australia, their logistic support as far as fresh food is concerned has become a big job for Australian food suppliers. Here a US Supply Sergean
