The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Probably Sydney, NSW. ?1919. A crowd of civilians gather outside buildings at a factory or other work site to welcome home Private Bashford. Note the band playing in front of the dais on which are standing two soldiers and a civilian.
HOBART, TASMANIA. C. 1901. MILITARY BAND AND A LARGE CROWD AT THE HOBART WATERFRONT PROBABLY TO WELCOME TASMANIAN SOLDIERS HOME FROM THE BOER WAR. (PHOTOGRAPHER V. SMITH) ORIGINAL NEGATIVE HELD BY AWM
Soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) gather around and enjoy listening to the band of the US Army's 1st Cavalry Division, in a rest area in Korea. Some bandmembers ar
Iraqi civilians and Australian soldiers standing outside the Al Khidr courthouse. Parked in front of the building is a red and white civilian car, probably a taxi, and an armoured UK Land Rover, known
High angle view of HMAS Sydney's flight deck showing the ships band in dress uniform. Sydney approaching wharf. Troops returning from Vietnam manning sides of the deck as Sydney approaches the wharf.
A brass band, probably comprised of local civilians, playing at the keel of a dry docked ship on a wharf in Egypt, possibly at Alexandria. Note the face of an Australian serviceman (centre) visible ab
Maroilles, Belgium. View of the village and a double bridge. As noted by signs the bridge on the left, 'Maroilles Bridge No 2', was for carrying tanks and the bridge on the right, 'Maroilles Bridge
