The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
At Sea. October 1919. A group of AIF nurses and officers at afternoon tea on the troop transport ship Berrima during the return journey to Australia. (Donor F.B. McWhannell)
The Australian troop transport Port Lincoln (A17) which was a member of the first convoy to leave Australia in 1914. Commonwealth control of the ship ended on 26 September 1917. (Donor F.B. McWhannell
France. A chateau in the country used at one time by the 58th Battalion, AIF, as an officers' billet. (Donor F.B. McWhannell)
At Sea. 1919-04. AIF officers Lieutenant J.V. Garner (on the left) and Brigadier General Lloyd aboard transport ship SS Shropshire. (Donor W.J. Deane)
Deck Quoits area painted on deck, nurses and officers, on board HMAT Euripides during the return voyage to Australia, September 1919-October 1919.
Unidentified nurses and officers play deck quoits on the Prow Deck on board HMAT Euripides during the return voyage to Australia, September 1919-October 1919.
His Majesty's Transport (HMT) Orcades, at Sea. March 1942. Officers of the Australian Imperial Force (AIF), en route to Australia from the Middle East, playing deck quoits during the journey.
