The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rectangular aluminium plaque commemorating the names of soldiers from 'A' company 2/29 Battalion, killed at the battle of Muar in Malaya, 18-22 January 1942. The plaque is lightly coloured and highlighted in gold, grey, brown and black and has been varnished. There are six small holes around the edge for attachment. The plaque shows a cross on a plinth, bearing the intersecting letters 'AIF RIP', superimposed on an Australian army 'Rising Sun' badge. The plinth bears a representation of the 2/29 colour patch. Around the cross and badge are 'BATTLE OF MUAR 1942 HONOR ROLL "A" COY 2/29 BN KILLED IN ACTION'. The following names are listed : Lieutnenant Colonel Robinson VD, CO (sic - should read Robertson), Major Oliff, Captain F E McNaughton, Lieutenant M M Calvert, Corporals B H Uren, C B Vahland and R A Dennett, Privates A Blanchard, T L Bowden, K H Bourke, G R V Burgess, J Carmichael (Private Jack Carmichael actually survived captivity and was discharged on 18 February 1946), S J Dalton, T W Eslick, A C Enke, F Gill, R S Hinson, R C Holden, W A House, A L Littlewood, F J Malone, N Marendos, A C Marshall, G M (should be G N) McArthur, H F (should be P) Murtagh, J A Rands, B Woodhead and Arthur Charles West (VX28813)
This plaque was made in Changi, Singapore, by an unknown Australian prisoner of war after February 1942.
Rectangular cast bronze honour board with restrained design in a faux wood finish. The main body of the board consists of three name panels, each with a faux chiselled pattern background, bordered on
Group portrait of officers and men of B Company, 2/31st Battalion. Identified back row, from left: Private (Pte) R. H. Chattermole; Pte. P. A. Bennett; Pte A. R. Smith; Pte G. Cook; Pte A. H. Brethert
Group portrait of 11 Platoon and Staff, A Company 1 Recuit Training Battalion. Left to right, Back row: Recruits (Recs) D M Dray; R E Field; D W Boardman; A E Parfitt; D J Poulton; D J Evans; G F Math
AWM119 VIC35 - [Office of Military Secretary, Army honours and awards confidential working files] Honours & rewards, Victoria - General index [Lt J N Pugh; Brig B W Pulver; Pte W J Purdon; L/Sgt A N P
A formal group portrait of officers and men of B Company, 5 Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (5RAR) during its first tour in South Vietnam from 1966 to 1967. It does not include the full comp
PARAFIELD, SA. 1942-12. GROUP PORTRAIT OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER AND OFFICERS OF RAAF NO. 1 ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL (EFTS). LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: FLYING OFFICER (FO) G. O. WESTON, FO W. S
