The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Four unidentified crew members from HMAS Sydney on an outing with a local driver in Jamaica. The man seated beside the driver is possibly the owner of the car. HMAS Sydney spent 16 months between 1915 and 1916 patrolling the Caribbean and the North Atlantic off Long Island, with headquarters in Jamaica and Halifax respectively.
Group portrait of members of the crew aboard HMAS Melbourne. Along with HMAS Sydney, the Melbourne spent 16 months between 1915 and 1916 patrolling the Caribbean and the North Atlantic off Long Islan
Local men and women carry large baskets on their heads as they coal HMAS Melbourne in the Windward Islands. Along with HMAS Sydney, HMAS Melbourne spent 16 months between 1915 and 1916 on patrols of
Local people walk up and down a large ramp as they use large baskets to coal HMAS Melbourne from the huge supplies of coal stacked on the wharf in the British West Indies. Along with HMAS Sydney, HMA
Group portrait of the football team from HMAS Sydney. Third from the left in the middle row is probably Boatswain Alfred Moule Martin. On his left is Captain John Collings Taswell Glossop, RN. Alon
Members of the crew of HMAS Melbourne enjoying a swim. With HMAS Sydney, the Melbourne carried out alternate patrols of the Caribbean (based in Jamaica) and the Norath Atlantic off Long Island (based
Robert, a Macaw parrot, the property of Surgeon Lieutenant Commander Brennand, and a pet on HMAS Melbourne, sitting on a drum. Unaware that his wings were cut, Robert fell into the sea in an attempt
