The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Cyprian (unknown surname), a junior member of HMAS Melville Headquarters, Royal Australian Navy, raises the white ensign while other Indigenous Australian servicemen present arms. The original caption notes that all the central figures of this photograph are Melville Islanders.
DARWIN, NT. 1943-12-22. "CYPRIAN", THE YOUNGEST MEMBER OF THE MELVILLE ISLAND BOYS WORKING AT THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY HEADQUARTERS. HE IS SHOWN WITH THE WHITE ENSIGN, WHICH IS HIS SPECIAL CHARGE.
Lieutenant H. Wilding, Australian Army Nursing Service, 74 Camp Hospital (left) with Peter, an Indigenous Australian patient (right). This historical caption for this photograph notes that Peter was t
Maggie, Florrie, Dibbie and Winnie, who are all Indigenous Australian members of the Australian Army Medical Women’s Service Barrack Staff from Koolpinyah Compound, stand during an inspection of a ban
Group portrait including Lieutenant Hellmuth von Mucke, Imperial German Navy, with the staff of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company, under guard by a sailor from SMS Emden. A German naval ensign f
TWO SAILORS DISPLAY THE WHITE ENSIGN (LEFT) AND THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FLAG WHILE STANDING ON THE LOWER YARD OF THE FOREMAST OF HMAS PARRAMATTA.
Three locally engaged Indigenous Australian workers shovelling material into a power mixer to make concrete. This work was commissioned by the 4th Army Troop Company, Royal Australian Engineers for th
