The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Darwin, NT. September 1945. Survivors of HMAS Perth arrive at Darwin on HMT Highland Chieftain. Pictured, left to right: Petty Officer (PO) Robinson of Sydney, NSW; Chief Petty Officer (CPO) Hughes of Sydney, NSW; Able Seaman (AB) Clark of WA; Stoker Axton of Vic; PO Thomson of WA; CPO Barnes of Sydney, NSW; PO Tyrrell of Vic; CPO Bland of Sydney, NSW; AB Woodman of SA; AB Hurst of WA; Stoker Henry of Vic, and Stoker H. W. Mynard of Vic.
Group portrait of crew members of RAN Boom Defence Vessel HMAS Karangi A304, on board ship. Back row, left to right: S/V106 Telegraphist Eric Robert Shields; PA/3466 Able Seaman (AB) Gordon Lawrence ‘
Darwin, WA. 1945. Australian nurses and officers of HMT Highland Chieftain going ashore at Darwin. It was eight years since some of the nurses had seen their native land. They were amongst returning p
Yokohama, Japan. September 1945. Souvenir stalls do a brisk trade in the rubble of Yokohama. Sailors on shore leave from HMAS Shropshire are: Leading Seaman (LA) Eric Gunning of Cooma, NSW; Leading St
BIAK ISLAND, PACIFIC OCEAN, 1944. GROUP PORTRAIT OF THE SHIP'S COMPANY OF HMAS STAWELL. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: (1) SIGNALLER HARRY 'JOE' LINE, (2) STOKER RODGERS; SECOND BACK ROW: (3) ABLE SEAMAN RO
SYDNEY HARBOUR, NSW 1945-11-20. THE HOSPITAL SHIP KAROA ARRIVED FROM SINGAPORE WITH APPROXIMATELY 200 AIF AND RAN EX PRISONERS OF WAR LIBERATED FROM JAPANESE CAMPS. LEFT TO RIGHT: ABLE SEAMAN (AB) J.
MOROTAI, HALMAHERA ISLANDS, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. 1945-01-27. BEARDED YOUNG MEN FROM THE RAN ENJOY A CUP OF TEA DURING AN INTERVAL AT THE AUSTRALIA DAY SPORTS MEETING CONDUCTED BY THE RAAF. LEFT TO
