The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
On board HMAS Norman with the British Pacific Fleet. With plenty of time to spare, the boys make full use of the library. Like all other things on board a destroyer, it must be small owing to lack of space. This disadvantage is overcome by ships exchanging libraries every time they meet at sea. Nearest to camera is Leading Steward Jack Bailey of Melbourne, Vic, Leading Seaman Neil Nicklason of Pyengana, Tas (centre), and the librarian Ordinance Artificer Bill Currie of Melbourne, Vic.
North Qld. C. 1943-11. In their spare time, technicians at an RAAF aircraft repair depot tend a garden and, among other things, grow some prime tomatoes. Shown: Leading Aircraftman C. E. Quin of Cante
On board HMAS Norman with the British Pacific Fleet. Frequently happening during mealtime is for some of the articles to go flying off the table as the ship lurches and rolls in heavy seas. Here a bun
On board HMAS Norman with the British Pacific Fleet. The canteen is a popular place aboard any ship. Here Leading Steward Jack Bailey of Melbourne, Vic, loads himself up with supplies including Arnott
Kure, Japan. 5 August 1954. Program conference, held weekly by the program manager, Warrant Officer Class 1 N. T. (Doc) Alley of North Rockhampton, Qld (left), at the Britcom Broadcasting Station in K
Studio portrait of 1104 Private (Pte) Roy Jeremiah Leahy, 30th Battalion, of South Melbourne, Vic. Prior to enlistment in July 1915 Pte Leahy was employed as a postal employee. He embarked from Sydn
The first draft of 46 RAN men to boost the Australian force in Vietnam has arrived in Saigon. Members of the RAN Helicopter Flight Vietnam (RANHFV), 1st Contingent, will work with the US Army's 135th
