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DEPARTURE OF THE 1ST DETACHMENT OF AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND IMPERIAL EXPEDITIONARY FORCES FROM KING GEORGE SOUND ALBANY, WA. SUNDAY 1914-11-01. BETTER IMAGE AT P02085.002.
SIX MEMBERS OF THE 1902 AUSTRALIAN CORONATION CORPS ON BOARD SHIP FOR RETURN TO AUSTRALIA AFTER HAVING PARTICIPATED IN THE CORONATION PARADE FOR KING EDWARD VII. EACH MAN WEARS HIS MEDAL FOR SERVICE I
Albany, WA. 1 November 1914. Panorama photograph of transport ships of the 1st Division clearing the Head at Albany. Original cirkut camera print stored in Australian War Memorial Archive Store. (Dono
King George's Sound, WA. 1914-10-27. Ships of the first convoy of transports carrying the first contingent of troops of the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) and New Zealanders, prior to leaving Albany
Arrival of the Second Detachment of the Australian and New Zealand Imperial Expeditionary Forces in King George's Sound, Albany, WA. Australian transports: A29 Suevic; A30 Borda; A32 Themistocles; A33
King George's Sound, WA. 1914-11-01. Departure of the First Detachment of the Australian and New Zealand Imperial Expeditionary Forces from Albany. Australian Transports: A1 Hymettus; A2 Geelong; A3 O
King George's Sound, WA. 1914-12-31. Arrival of the Second Detachment of the Australian and New Zealand Imperial Expeditionary Forces. Australian transports: A29 Suevic; A30 Borda; A32 Themistocles; A
The light cruiser HMAS Psyche in the harbour. She had been in the escort force for the capture of Samoa by New Zealand forces in August 1914 and later escorted the New Zealand ships of the first conv
Under way. The 9461 ton SS Hororata of the New Zealand Shipping Company Ltd, London, which was used as a troopship under Commonwealth of Australia control until 11 September 1917. Hororata was one of
HMAT Wiltshire (A18) was one of the steamships requisitioned by the Australian Government for use as a troop transport. She was one of the ships of the first convoy which assembled in King George's S
