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THIS DOG AND MONKEY, AMONG THE PETS THAT ESCAPED WITH THEIR OWNERS ABOARD THE DUTCH MAN-OF-WAR, WERE INSEPARABLE FRIENDS DURING THE VOYAGE TO AUSTRALIA.
The 16,700 ton British hospital ship Tjitjalengka. Built for the Java-China-Japan-Lijn line in 1939 and owned by a Dutch shipping company, the Tjitjalengka was requisitioned for Admiralty service on 8
Pets are fashionable among members of the RAAF aircrews. They range from birds to animals of all descriptions. 415422 Flying Officer E. Harvey, Subiaco, WA, who belongs to a RAAF Air Evacuation Unit,
WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 1942-11-17. THIS MEMBER OF THE A.I.F., STATIONED IN NORTH WEST OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA, HAS "MOUNTAIN DEVIL" AND GALAH AS PETS. THEY ARE CLOSE FRIENDS AND TRAVEL AROUND WITH THE UNIT A
TARAKAN ISLAND, BORNEO. C. 1945-06. PETS ARE FASHIONABLE AMONG MEMBERS OF THE RAAF AIRCREWS. THEY RANGE FROM BIRDS TO ANIMALS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 415422 FLYING OFFICER E. HARVEY, SUBIACO, WA, WHO BEL
A sailor and two soldiers display their pets, two dogs and a monkey, aboard the troopship HMAT Euripides (A14). The photograph was taken by Denver Wood Wansey, who served as a merchant seaman on the E
CRAWLY BAY, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1945-08. OFFICERS OF DUTCH SUBMARINES, TOGETHER WITH THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS, CELEBRATE THE END OF THE WAR.
