The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lae, New Guinea. Private (Pte) Leslie Warne of Adelaide, SA (standing) and Pte Muriel Pryor of Port Macquarie, NSW, Australian Army Medical Women's Service members, inspect a marker above the grave of 2nd Class Petty Officer M. Nakamoto, killed on 7 December 1942. They are examining the Japanese area of the cemetery created and maintained by Australian Army War Graves units.
Lae, New Guinea. A group of Australian servicemen and Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) members picnicking at Malahang Beach. Left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) R. H. Mann of Perth, WA; Priv
Lae, New Guinea. Private Leslie Warne of Adelaide, SA, a recently arrived Australian Army Medical Women's Service member, makes the best use of her dressing table, a box, for her makeup and brushes. S
The cemetery at Caestre, showing the original grave marker of Lieutenant Reginald Hugh McNicol of the 1st Divisional Signal Company Australian Engineers of Adelaide SA, was killed in action on 29 Apri
Original grave and grave marker of 8883 Driver (Dvr) William Eric Hill, 20th Company AASC. A plumber of Nailsworth, SA, he embarked from Adelaide aboard HMAT Afric (A19) on 26 May 1915 with the 14th
A battlefield cemetery at Westhoek Ridge with the graves of Australian Pioneers killed in September 1917, including, the large and original grave marker of 6665 Private (Pte) (Driver) James Harold She
ADELAIDE, SA. 1944-09-20. THE CLUB PREMISES OF THE LADY MURIEL CLUB FORMED FOR USE BY MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE, THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE AND MASSEUSES. THE CLU
