The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal group portrait of members of the ‘Ponds’, a hockey team of the 69th Australian Army Women's Service barracks. This team played the ‘Crocks’, a team from the same barracks. [See image 068951.] Identified from left to right: Lance Corporal (L Cpl) B Dawson (1); NF454141 Private (Pte) Blanche Alice Mills from Leichhardt, NSW (2); NF461224 Pte Noreen Patricia Oldham from Warialda, NSW (3); VF398086 L Cpl Lucy Elaine Bobbitt from Armadale, Victoria (4); NF445366 Pte Elizabeth May Wiggins from Springwood, NSW (5); VX121222 Private (Pte) Betty Davidson of Ormond, Victoria; (6); NF446222 Pte Marjorie Isabell Graham from Double Bay, Sydney, NSW (7); NF445822 Cpl Ethel Mary Plant from Griffith, NSW (8); NF440655 Cpl Ethel Mabel Gardiner from St Leonards, NSW (9); NF465213 Pte Joan Mayall from Narrabri, NSW (10); NF409489 Cpl Edna Joan Hooper (nee Harper) from Inverell, NSW (11).
Informal group portrait of members of the hockey teams the ‘Crocks’ and the ‘Ponds’ of the 69th Australian Army Women’s Service barracks. Identified from left to right, back row: NF409489 Cpl Edna Joa
Informal group portrait of members of the hockey teams the ‘Crocks’ and the ‘Ponds’ of the 69th Australian Army Women’s Service barracks. Identified from left to right, back row: NF409489 Cpl Edna Joa
Informal group portrait of members of the ‘Crocks’, a hockey team of the 69th Australian Army Women's Service barracks. This team played the ‘Ponds’, a team from the same unit. [See image 068952.] Ide
Group portrait of the Australian Army cricket team in Korea, prior to the commencement of play in the annual Test match between Australian and British army teams for the 'Korean Ashes'. Back row, lef
Group portrait of the Australian Army cricket team in Korea, prior to the commencement of play in the annual Test match between Australian and British army teams for the 'Korean Ashes'. Back row, lef
New Guinea. 1945. During periods of relaxation, the men in northern New Guinea keep fit on the beach. Tug of war is a popular pastime and is one of the most keenly contested events in any carnival. Re
