The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An Australian sailor, possibly Sick Berth Attendant J P Hazell, instructs an unidentified Army medic in the use of medical equipment kept in the sick bay of the troop transport HMAS Sydney. At the time, the ship was carrying elements of 5 and 6 Battalions, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR and 6RAR), on the ship's third military deployment to Vietnam. Soldiers onboard were kept occupied in daily routines and, where applicable, were familiarised with the specialist duties performed by their naval counterparts.
In a jackstay transfer at sea, Senior Chaplain G C Mayne, RAN returns onboard the troop transport HMAS Sydney during its third voyage to Vietnam, carrying elements of 5 and 6 Battalions, The Royal Aus
In a jackstay transfer at sea, Senior Chaplain G F Mayne, RAN returns onboard the troop transport HMAS Sydney, which was carrying elements of 5 and 6 Battalions, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR an
R56755 Leading Seaman Sick Berth Attendant J B Rae (left) spars with R58776 Leading Seaman Physical Trainer R J (Ray) Maguire (right) onboard the Guided Missile Destroyer HMAS Hobart. Ray Maguire was
Soldiers and sailors play volley ball in the after liftwell of the troop transport HMAS Sydney. This sporting activity occurred during the deployment of 5 and 6 Battalions, The Royal Australian Regim
Onboard the fleet tanker, HMAS Supply, Leading Sick Berth Attendant John Finn inoculates Leading Seaman Peter Jurd against typhoid. All naval personnel serving in the Far East receive injections to p
Dandenong Ranges, Vic. 1941-12-25. Informal portrait of three members of the RAN on Christmas Day, left to right: Sick Berth Attendant Henry Nichol of Qld; Sick Berth Attendant Graham Bell of Qld; Sic
