The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT BANNER STRUNG NEAR THE ENTRANCE OF 7 RAR TO WELCOME THE ADVANCE PARTY OF 1 RAR (PONY SOLDIERS).
BANNER OVER THE MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE 7TH BATTALION THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT (7RAR). THE BANNER READS 'PORKY'S PEOPLE WELCOME PONY SOLDIERS'. 7RAR WERE PORKY'S PEOPLE AND THEY
Australian soldiers at a ceremonial parade by the South Vietnamese Government to welcome members of 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR). A banner in the background strung between the f
Preparing the parade ground for a ceremonial parade by the South Vietnamese Government to welcome members of 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR). A banner in the background strung betw
Three children (left) standing by the front fence of a cottage decorated to welcome home a First World War veteran. The front is strung with a Welcome banner, Australian, British and United States fla
A Roman street two days after liberation of Rome, a banner strung across the streeet reads "WELCOME TO THE LIBERATORS". Image from the collection of 411071 Alexander Macdonald, 3 Squadron RAAF.
Vung Tau, Phuoc Tuy Province, 1966-05. A banner strung between two trees by local Vietnamese officials during the visit of Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt, possibly outside Villa Anna. The banne
