The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of Surgeon Lieutenant Ronald George MacAlpine ‘Doc’ McKay RANR, from Broken Hill, NSW, exhausted after returning with a shooting party from HMAS Moresby. The party were guided by aborigines from the Snake Bay settlement to a swamp where they shot enough duck and geese to feed the ship's company and also give some to the settlement. He was appointed a Surgeon Lieutenant in the Royal Australian Naval Reserve on 18 August 1941 and served until 8 July 1946.
Informal group portrait of an unidentified shooting party of officers and sailors from HMAS Moresby, and Aboriginal guides from the Snake Bay Aboriginal settlement. The group display some of the ducks
Melville Island, 1944-10. A group of Aboriginal people from the Snake Bay settlement display some of the ducks and geese shot on an expedition during which they led some officers and sailors from HMAS
Four RAN officers gathered around the Bofors Gun on the Quarter Deck of HMAS Moresby. Moresby visited Buna in April 1944 and the Captain and ship's officers entertained some of the officers from an Au
Group portrait of the Commanding Officer and Officers of HMAS Manoora on A Deck. Identified from left to right, back row: four unidentified. Second row: unidentified; Lieutenant (Lt) Leo John Hugh Can
Informal portrait of Surgeon Lieutenant Douglas Lockhart Barnes Fearon, RANR, from Melbourne, Victoria working in the pathology section aboard the troopship HMAS Kanimbla. He enlisted in the Army on 1
Lieutenant (Lieut) Lewin Arthur Jones RANVR from Subiaco, Western Australia (right) is driving in a peg held by Lt Reginald John Hardstaff RAN from Northwood, NSW as members of the crew from HMAS More
