Imagery

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Dr Graeme Killer

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View larger image	Dr Graeme Killer Principal Medical Adviser Department of Veterans' Affairs

Gallipoli 2015

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View larger image	The Anzac Commemorative Site, Lone Pine and Chunuk Bair fall within the Gallipoli Peninsula Historical National Park. All infrastructure is brought in to accommodate the many thousands of Australian and New Zealand visitors to the area during the Anzac Day period. The temporary facilities brought in for Anzac Day are designed, installed and located so there is minimal impact on the environment. This picture shows the Anzac Commemorative Site, North Beach, at Gallipoli as crowds begin to arrive (taken 24 April 2010). The Aegean Sea features in the foreground, while the surrounding bushland that restricts the site capacity is also clearly visible. On Anzac Day, crowds will be seated in the red seating stands and will gather on the grass directly in front of each stand. Infrastructure such as staging, lighting and other facilities can also be seen.
View larger image	Long range picture of the Anzac Commemorative Site before crowds arrive. Aegean Sea features to the left of the picture while the surrounding bushland and steep terrain is also visible. The majority of visitors arrive via the road to the right of the picture.
View larger image	Historical image of the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915.
View larger image	Crowds participating in the Dawn Service at the Anzac Commemorative Site on Anzac Day in 2012.
View larger image	Crowds sleeping out overnight prior to the Dawn Service at the Anzac Commemorative Site for Anzac Day in 2012.
View larger image	Crowds participating in the Dawn Service at the Australian Commemorative Site.
View larger image	Crowds sleeping out overnight prior to the Dawn Service at the Anzac Commemorative Site for Anzac Day.
View larger image	Aerial view of the Australian Commemorative Site.
View larger image	Crowds participating in the Dawn Service at the Australian Commemorative Site.

Australian Peacekeepers

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	Western Sahara. 1991-12. Undertaking peacekeeping duties in the desert between Laayonne and Oum Dreyga are Corporal (Cpl) Colin Gamble, rigger, of Cunnamulla, Qld, and Stafford Heights, Qld, with Cpl Greg Scanlon, linesman, of Hillston, NSW, and Ferny Grove, Qld. They are members of a 40-man Australian Army contingent (mostly from the 1st Signals Regiment) with the United Nations peacekeeping force in Western Sahara (MINURSO), providing communications for 3,000 UN peacekeeping soldiers from thirty countries, monitoring a ceasefire and organising a referendum to give the people a choice between independence or integration with neighbouring Morocco.
	Western Sahara. 1991-12. Corporal Mark Underwood, radio operator, of Beaufort near Ballarat, Vic, and Bracken Ridge, Qld, giving gifts of an Australian flag and stuffed toy koala to Laayonne people. He is one of 40 Australian soldiers on a six-month tour of duty with the United Nations peacekeeping force. The Australian contingent is providing communications to the United Nations Mission for the Referendum (MINURSO) in the Western Sahara - a peacekeeping force made up of more than 3000 soldiers from thirty countries who are monitoring a ceasefire and organising a referendum to allow the people of Western Sahara to choose between independence or integration with the neighbouring country of Morocco.
	Three Australian members of UNAMIR (United Nations Assistance mission in Rwanda) (peacekeeping), stand in the street in downtown Kigali, near the market place.
	Three of the first four Australian peacekeepers stand in front of an aircraft with Charles Eaton, the then Acting Australian Consul-General in Batavia (now Jakarta), Netherlands East Indies (now Indonesia). The Australians were the first to arrive of a group of military observers requested by the Consular Commission, a body set up by the United Nations to report on observance of a ceasefire between Dutch and Indonesian Republican forces. Eaton was the Australian representative on the Consular Commission. Pictured left to right: Commander H S Chesterman, RAN; Eaton; Brigadier L G H Dyke, Australian Army, the officer in charge of the Australian group; Major D L Campbell, Australian Army. Not pictured is the fourth observer, Squadron Leader L T Spence, RAAF, who was later killed in Korea; he may have taken the photograph. Chesterman and Campbell were later attached to the United Nations Good Offices Committee (UNGOC), which worked to help the parties negotiate a settlement.

Image rationale for Anzac Cove works update

The following five images depict the progressive impact of erosion at Anzac Cove and illustrate the works that have been conducted to protect the area.

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View larger image	This image was taken in April 2011. Along the beach there are areas where the erosion was quite extensive.
View larger image	It is clear that something needed to be done to make sure the surface of the slope was stabilised, and the road wasn’t undermined. This photo was taken in April 2011, walking from Beach Cemetery to Ari Burnu along the top of Anzac Cove.
View larger image	This image was taken in March 2012 and shows the new sea wall linking together with existing wall along the neighbouring North beach. The cemeteries at Ari Burnu and beach are protected from further erosion and will not be lost to the sea.
View larger image	This image was taken in March 2012 and shows the upgraded road surface of Anafartlar Road, looking down onto Anzac Cove. Improved drainage is visible on the beach side below the road. This drain will capture the run off from the slopes without compromising the integrity of the road and the beach.
View larger image	This image was taken in March 2012 and shows the completed sea wall – the slope will be further stabilised with vegetation prior to Anzac Day 2012. Future visitors will still be able to walk along the sand of Anzac Cove where the Anzacs landed 97 years ago. This may not have been possible without the preservation workds including the construction of this sea wall.

Australian Prisoner of War Records from Japan

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View larger image	The Prisoner of War records boxed for transfer to the National Archives of Australia

The 2/30th Battalion Memorial site at Gemas, Malaysia

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View larger image	Construction begins at the 2/30th Battalion Memorial site at Gemas
View larger image View larger image	Interpretive panels to be installed at the 2/30th Battalion Memorial site
View larger image	Construction continues at the 2/30th Battalion Memorial site at Gemas

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Two memorials in a jungle clearing at Gemas.
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Construction begins at the 2/30th Battalion Memorial site at Gemas

Interpretive panel to be installed at the 2nd/30th Battalion Memorial site.
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Interpretive panels to be installed at the 2nd/30th Battalion Memorial site.
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Interpretive panels to be installed at the 2/30th Battalion Memorial site

Construction work at the Memorial in a jungle clearing.
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Construction continues at the 2/30th Battalion Memorial site at Gemas

New Repatriation Medical Authority Chair appointed

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	Professor Nicholas Saunders.

70th anniversary of the end of the Siege of Tobruk

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	Tobruk, Libya, 1941. An informal group of personnel outside the NCOS MESS at Advanced HQ, 9th Australian Division. (Australian War Memorial [AWM] image 021207)
	Libya, 1941. Australian Infantrymen advancing towards the town of Tobruk (E. 1784). (AWM image 128441)
	Tobruk, Libya, 1941. Entrance to underground quarters occupied by the 'Rats of Tobruk'. (Donor LT. J. Herrick) (AWM image P00749.006)

Announcement of In-Home Telemonitoring for Veterans Trial

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	The Minister for Veterans' Affairs Warren Snowdon, war widow Mrs June Healy and GP Dr Brian Morton at the announcement of the trial of In-Home Telemonitoring for Veterans.
	Mrs June Healy talks about the benefits of in-home telemonitoring for veterans and war widows.
	Dr Morton explains to Mrs Healy that the trial will be closely linked with the Coordinated Veterans' Care Program.

Anzac Interpretive Centre, Albany

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	Photograph – King George’s Sound, WA. Reference: AWM P02085.004 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; A33 Ayrshire; A34 Persic; A35 Berrima; A36 Boonah; A37 Barombah; A38 Ulysses; A39 Port Macquarie; A40 Ceramic; A42 Boonara; A43 Barunga; A44 Vestalia. New Zealand Transports: HMNZT Knight of the Garter; HMNZT Willochra; HMNZT Verdala. Submarine AE2.
	PDF – Anzac Interpretive Centre concept design, Mt Adelaide, Albany, WA.
	PDF – Artists impression of the Anzac Interpretive Centre, Mt Adelaide, Albany, WA.

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Photograph – King George’s Sound, WA.
Reference: AWM P02085.004

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; A33 Ayrshire; A34 Persic; A35 Berrima; A36 Boonah; A37 Barombah; A38 Ulysses; A39 Port Macquarie; A40 Ceramic; A42 Boonara; A43 Barunga; A44 Vestalia. New Zealand Transports: HMNZT Knight of the Garter; HMNZT Willochra; HMNZT Verdala. Submarine AE2.

PDF – Anzac Interpretive Centre concept design, Mt Adelaide, Albany, WA.

PDF – Artists impression of the Anzac Interpretive Centre, Mt Adelaide, Albany, WA.

Bombing of Darwin focus of National History Challenge

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	Alexandra McKinnon and Minister for Veterans' Affairs Warren Snowdon after Alexandra received top honours in the 2011 National History Challenge for her essay about the 1942 bombing of Darwin.

HMAS Sydney II

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	Unidentified crew of HMAS Sydney cleaning ship. (AWM 002431)
	Starboard quarter view of the Modified Leander Class Cruiser HMAS Sydney II. Laid down in July 1933 and destined for the Royal Navy, HMS Phaeton was still on the stocks when purchased for the Royal Australian Navy and renamed HMAS Sydney, the second ship to bear this name. (AWM P00271.004)
	Alexandria, Egypt (?). c.1940-07. Group portrait of some of the crew members aboard HMAS Sydney II possibly following their successful action against the Italian cruiser Bartolomeo Colleoni off Cape Spada, Crete, on 19 July 1940. The Sydney was ultimately sunk off Carnarvon, WA, on 19 November 1941 following a fierce battle with the German raider Kormoran, which also sank. All 645 crew members aboard the HMAS Sydney were lost. (Original print held in AWM Archive Store) (Donor N. Scott)
	Sydney, NSW. c. 1938. Aerial port view of the cruiser HMAS Sydney (II). The Sydney has just passed under the Sydney Harbour Bridge. (Donor K. Otton)

Remembrance Day 2011

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	Remembrance Day poster image - Petty Officer Stoker. Image courtesy of the Royal Australian Navy.
	Remembrance Day poster image - Members from HMAS Parramatta in the Persian Gulf assess the situation during a Damage Control Exercise from the Machinery control room. Images courtesy of the Department of Defence 20081207adf8246638_432, photographer CPL Mick Davis.
	Remembrance Day poster image - HMAS STUART conducts an approach assist and visit to a Yemeni flagged trawler towing three skiffs. Images courtesy of the Department of Defence 20100305ran8096049_020, photographer LEUT Stuart Cayzer.
	Remembrance Day poster image - Family and friends wave farewell as HMAS Melbourne departs. Images courtesy of the Department of Defence 20100816ran8116610_138, photographer ABIS Hayley Clarke.
	Remembrance Day poster image - Able Seaman Boatswains Mate Samantha Snell (Coconut Grove, Darwin, NT) prepares the boat rope while coming alongside HMAS Ararat during Operation Resolute. Images courtesy of the Department of Defence 20110418adf8106603_113, photographer LS Andrew Dakin.
	Remembrance Day poster image - Anzac Day Dawn Service onboard HMAS Parramatta Lumut Naval Base, Malaysia Mid. Images courtesy of the Department of Defence 20110424ran8087275_007, photographer CPO Leo Vredenbregt.

Combined choir chosen to perform at Gallipoli

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	1. Minister for Veterans' Affairs Warren Snowdon talks about history with students from St Joseph's College and All Hallows' School in Brisbane
	2. Minister for Veterans' Affairs Warren Snowdon talks about the history of our Anzacs with students from St Joseph's College
	3. Minister for Veterans' Affairs Warren Snowdon joins students from St Joseph's College and All Hallows' School. The schools have been chosen to provide a combined choir at Gallipoli next year.
	4. Students from St Joseph's College and All Hallows' School sing for the Minister for Veteran's Affairs Warren Snowdon, and members of Legacy and the RSL at St Joseph's in Brisbane
	5. Students from St Joseph's College and All Hallows' School sing for the Minister for Veteran's Affairs Warren Snowdon at St Joseph's in Brisbane

Bonds of Sacrifice

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Lieutenant William Robert Allen (High-resolution JPEG)

Please note: this image is held under copyright by the Imperial War Museum, London. It is available for the purpose of promoting this project, but should not be retained for future publication. Members of the public wishing to obtain a copy of this image should contact the IWM via www.iwm.org.uk

Captain Frank Amphlett (High-resolution JPEG)

Please note: this image is held under copyright by the Imperial War Museum, London. It is available for the purpose of promoting this project, but should not be retained for future publication. Members of the public wishing to obtain a copy of this image should contact the IWM via www.iwm.org.uk

Lieutenant Irvine Barton (High-resolution JPEG)

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Captain Francis Barton (High-resolution JPEG)

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Lieutenant George Eric Klug (High-resolution JPEG)

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Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Warren Snowdon, delivers a speech at the presentation of 500 portraits of Australian First World War soldiers to the National Archives of Australia.

The Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Warren Snowdon presents 500 digitised portraits of Australian First World War soldiers to Dr Stephen Ellis, Acting Director-General of the National Archives of Australia.

The Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Warren Snowdon, talks with Department of Veterans' Affairs staffer, Courtney Page-Allen. Ms Page-Allen undertook the work to identify the soldiers and make these portraits available to the Australian public.
Mission to Korea to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Korean War

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	Lieutenant William Robert Allen (High-resolution JPEG) Please note: this image is held under copyright by the Imperial War Museum, London. It is available for the purpose of promoting this project, but should not be retained for future publication. Members of the public wishing to obtain a copy of this image should contact the IWM via www.iwm.org.uk
	Captain Frank Amphlett (High-resolution JPEG) Please note: this image is held under copyright by the Imperial War Museum, London. It is available for the purpose of promoting this project, but should not be retained for future publication. Members of the public wishing to obtain a copy of this image should contact the IWM via www.iwm.org.uk
	Lieutenant Irvine Barton (High-resolution JPEG) Please note: this image is held under copyright by the Imperial War Museum, London. It is available for the purpose of promoting this project, but should not be retained for future publication. Members of the public wishing to obtain a copy of this image should contact the IWM via www.iwm.org.uk
	Captain Francis Barton (High-resolution JPEG) Please note: this image is held under copyright by the Imperial War Museum, London. It is available for the purpose of promoting this project, but should not be retained for future publication. Members of the public wishing to obtain a copy of this image should contact the IWM via www.iwm.org.uk
	Lieutenant George Eric Klug (High-resolution JPEG) Please note: this image is held under copyright by the Imperial War Museum, London. It is available for the purpose of promoting this project, but should not be retained for future publication. Members of the public wishing to obtain a copy of this image should contact the IWM via www.iwm.org.uk
	Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Warren Snowdon, delivers a speech at the presentation of 500 portraits of Australian First World War soldiers to the National Archives of Australia.
	The Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Warren Snowdon presents 500 digitised portraits of Australian First World War soldiers to Dr Stephen Ellis, Acting Director-General of the National Archives of Australia.
	The Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Warren Snowdon, talks with Department of Veterans' Affairs staffer, Courtney Page-Allen. Ms Page-Allen undertook the work to identify the soldiers and make these portraits available to the Australian public.

For more images of the misson to Korea please visit the Defence image gallery.

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	1. The mission party gathers at the Anzac Memorial, Hyde Park before departing to Korea: From L-R Mr Ian Saunders, Ms Valma Keylar, Mr Ray Deed BEM, Commander Ken Barnett RAN (Retd), Mr Stanley Connelly, Mr Mike Skennar, Mr Kevin Grayson, Group Captain Milton Cottee AFC (Retd), Major General Mark Kelly AO DSC (Ret'd).
	2. Valma Keylar visits the grave of her brother Harry who was killed during the Korean War, at the United Nations Memorial Cemetery, Busan in Korea.
	3. Ian Saunders lays a wreath at the Memorial to the Missing, at the United Nations Memorial Cemetery, Busan in Korea.
	4. Mike Skennar delivers a reading at the Australian Monument Dedication, at the United Nations Memorial Cemetery, Busan in Korea.
	5. Ken Barnett, Milton Cottee, Valma Keylar, Mike Skennar and Minister Snowdon pay tribute at a commemorative ceremony at the United Nations Memorial Cemetery, Busan in Korea.
	6. Minister Snowdon delivers a speech at the Australian Monument Dedication at the United Nations Memorial Cemetery, Busan in Korea.
	7. Raymond Deed pauses to remember fallen mates at the Austrailan and New Zealand Memorial, Kapyong.
	8. Raymond Deed and Stanley Connelly share a moment at the Australian and New Zealand Memorial, Kapyong.
	9. Korean War veterans, led by Stanley Connelly and Raymond Deed at the Australian and New Zealand Memorial, Kapyong.
	10. Raymond Deed and Stanley Connelly lay a wreath at the Australian Memorial, Kapyong
	11. The mission party stand together at the site of the Battle of Maryang San. L-R Ian Saunders, Mike Skennar, Raymond Deed, Milton Cottee, Kenneth Barnett, Valma Keylar, Stanley Connelly, Major General Mark Kelly AO DSC (Ret'd), Kevin Grayson.
	12. Stanley Connelly pays tribute to fallen mates at the OP Tai Poong “Maryang San” Memorial
	13. Ian Saunders and Stan Connelly at the site of the Australian Army’s greatest feat in Korea, Maryang San
	14. The mission party with Australia's Federation Guard at the National War Memorial in Seoul.
	15. Milton Cottee reflects at the Royal Australian Air Force Memorial
	16. Milton Cottee and Kenneth Barnett remember fallen members of the Royal Australian Navy while in Korea.
	17. Kenneth Barnett shares Navy stories with members of Australia's Federation Guard.
	18. Mission party, Australia's Federation Guard and South Korean honour guard at the Seoul National Cemetery
	19. Valma Keylar lights flame at wreath-laying ceremony at Seoul National Cemetery

Anzac Day 2011 - Gallipoli

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	Conservation Volunteer Michelle Sheridan wrist banding visitors upon arrival at the Gallipoli site.
	The Conservation Volunteers Gallipoli Visitor Services team in 2011.
	Stewart and Sue Peace at the Lone Pine Service in Gallipoli.
	Stewart Peace laying a poppy.
	Sue Peace in front of the poppy wall.

Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels

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	Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel Koaru Fose with his commemorative medallion - presented in Papua New Guinea on 4 November.
	A Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel in the foreground waiting to receive his commemorative medallion.
	Native bearers (popularly known as Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels) walk long distances carrying heavy loads of supplies and equipment for Australian troops. (AWM 013002)
	Owen Stanley ranges, New Guinea. C. 1942-09-01. Wounded Australians being carried on stretchers out of forward battle areas through a mountain stream by native bearers (Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels). (AWM 013262)
	Papua-New Guinea, c. 1943. Native stretcher-bearers (often called Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels) carry a wounded soldier on a stretcher down a muddy jungle track, as they evacuate him from the front. An Australian medical officer (MO) is at left, while at right a medic with a Red Cross on his arm attends to the wounded man. (AWM P01817.020)
	Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel Commemorative Medallion The Obverse of the Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel Commemorative Medallion showing Private George ‘Dick’ Whittington being helped along by Raphael Oimbari. Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel Day is marked 3 November each year.

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	Navy 1. Korea. 1952-08-01. Signalman Colin Davis of Busselton, WA, aboard the destroyer HMAS Bataan in Korean waters, sends a signal using the ten inch signalling lamp. Australian War Memorial, Canberra. 2. A view of HMAS Warramunga looking forward along the starboard deck, during patrols off the Korean coast. Australian War Memorial, Canberra.
	Indigenous Australians at war 1. Yarrabah Mission, Qld. April 1969. These Aboriginal troops, all from Yarrabah Mission, near Cairns, are serving with the 51st Battalion, Royal Queensland Regiment. Pictured, left to right (back): Private (Pte) Luke Palmer, Pte Maurice Davidson; Pte Bryce Barlow, and Pte Lawrence Harris; (front): Pte Albert Sands and Pte Cecil Davidson. Pte Harris, a police tracker at Yarrabah, is a cook in the Battalion's B Company kitchen. 2. Lieutenant (Lt) T.C. Derrick, VC DCM (right) shaking hands with Lt R. W. Saunders (left), as they congratulate each other following their successful graduation from the Officer's Cadet Training Unit at Seymour. Lt Saunders was the first Aboriginal commissioned in the Australian Army.
	Army 1. North West Korea, 1950. Evacuation of wounded soldiers of the 1st Commonwealth Division shortly after China's entry into the Korean War. Australian War Memorial, Canberra. 2. Korea 1951-02. Six members of the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), make their way along a dike or embankment at the edge of a terrace farm, as they head off on patrol in a snow-covered valley. Australian War Memorial, Canberra. 3. Taegu, Korea. 1950-09-28. A Regimental Police Officer of 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), looks on as a mother gives a drink of water to a thirsty refugee child. Australian War Memorial, Canberra.
	Air Force 1. Iwakuni, Japan, 1950. No. 77 Squadron RAAF pilots, Milt Cottee, Eric Douglas, Max Garroway and 'Nobby' Noble return from Korea. Australian War Memorial, Canberra. 2. Kimpo, South Korea. 1952-07. Meteor Jets of No. 77 Squadron RAAF scream over a Korean village enroute to the enemy lines in the North Korean area. Australian War Memorial, Canberra. 3. Taegu, Korea, 1950-10. No 77 Squadron RAAF arming one of the Squadron's 'Mustangs'. Australian War Memorial, Canberra.
	Nurses 1. Kure, Japan. 1954-05-19. The Matron-in-Chief, Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC), Colonel E. J. Bowe, Associate of the Royal Red Cross (ARRC), recently toured Korea and Japan and visited all United Nations Hospitals and Medical Institutions. She is shown in this group portrait with the Australian Sisters and Nurses of the Britcom General Hospital, Kure, the largest collection of RAANC personnel in any one area including Australia. Australian War Memorial, Canberra.
	Gallipoli survey artefacts Lieutenant Colonel William George Galone (Copyright Alexander Turnbull Library, New Zealand) - contact dvamedia@dva.gov.au for high res version.
	Water bottle with bullet hole - contact dvamedia@dva.gov.au for high res version.
	Panniken - contact dvamedia@dva.gov.au for high res version.
	Bully beef tin with lid - contact dvamedia@dva.gov.au for high res version.
	Barbed wire fragment - contact dvamedia@dva.gov.au for high res version.
	Medicine bottle - contact dvamedia@dva.gov.au for high res version.
	Map of the Gallipoli Peninsula showing major ancient sites, modern towns and the boundary of the ANZAC Battlefield (PDF 616 KB
	Map of the ANZAC Battlefield site showing the major landscape features (PDF 284 KB)
	Merchant Navy Gallipoli, 1915-05. Inscription: “Australian and New Zealand reinforcements being landed a week after the invasion”. A small merchant ship loaded with soldiers ready to land. (Donor M. Carter)
	Merchant Navy Portrait of First Officer Thomas Minto, Merchant Navy on board ship, possibly the HMAHS Manunda.
	Merchant Navy At sea. c 1916. Informal portrait of two members of the Merchant Navy crew with a 6 pounder gun on the stern of the City of Sydney. The man on the right is loading a shell into the back of the gun. (Donor W. Fancourt)
	Coordinated Veterans' Care (CVC) program launch Dr Graeme Killer, Principal Medical Adviser, DVA; Dr Christine Bennett, Non-Executive Director, Bupa Health Dialogue; Dr Stephen Hambleton, Federal President, Australian Medical Association, Mr Ian Campbell PSM, Secretary, DVA at the Coordinated Veterans' Care program launch 25 August
	Coordinated Veterans' Care (CVC) program launch Dr Stephen Hambleton, Federal President, Australian Medical Association and Mr Ian Campbell PSM, Secretary, DVA at the Coordinated Veterans' Care program launch 25 August
	Coordinated Veterans' Care (CVC) program launch Mr Ian Campbell PSM, Secretary, DVA launching the Coordinated Veterans' Care program 25 August
	Preservation works commence at Anzac Cove
	C.1944. WAAF AND RAAF RADIO TELEPHONE OPERATORS KEEP RADIO CONTACT AT THE CONSOLE OF A TRANSMITTER.
	Bendigo, VIC. 1957-05. Two members of the Women's Royal Australian Army Corps (WRAAC), attached to the Royal Australian Survey Corps, working on topographical survey maps. Note the Army Headquarters badges on their right arms.
	Led by Captain Joan Williscroft members of the Womens Royal Australian Army Corps (WRAAC) at Georges Heights, March through the newly opened gates. The gates were opened by the Governor of NSW, Lieutenant General Sir Eric Woodward.
	HMAS HARMAN, CANBERRA, ACT. C.1955. WRAN TELEGRAPHISTS AT WORK ON MORSE CODE COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).
	HMAS Leeuwin, Fremantle, WA. c. 1944. WRAN Nell Ferrier, Women's Royal Australian Naval Service (WRANS), cleans an ambulance of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). WRANS did not go to sea, instead they provided a wide range of support services ashore which released men to serve at sea. (Donor D. Needham)
	Korean War KOREA, 1951-04-05. MEMBERS OF 3 BATTALION, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT, CROSSING THE 38 PARALLEL
	Korean War Hiroshima, Japan. 1955-04-25. Australians and New Zealanders commemorated Anzac Day at a Church Parade held at HQ Australian Army Component, British Commonwealth Forces, Korea (BCFK). After the service, Lieutenant General R. Bierwirth, Commander-in-Chief, British Commonwealth Force Korea, presented the awards. Shown, a line up of Australians returned from service in Korea. Company Sergeant Major Warrant Officer 2 A. G. Dugan is standing in front of the men.
	Battle of Pozieres Pozieres, France, 1918. Memorial to members of the 2nd Division AIF who died at Pozieres in 1916.
	Battle of Pozieres A cemetery near Pozieres, showing Australian and German graves side by side
	Battle of Pozieres Pozieres, France. 28 August 1916. Stretcher bearers of the 6th Australian Infantry Brigade, under the Red Cross Flag, passing the old cemetery of Pozieres, having come from the line near Mouquet Farm. At this point Tramway Trench crossed Brind's Cut.
	Memorial Museum Passchendaele extension artists impression
	Memorial Museum Passchendaele extension artists impression
	Memorial Museum Passchendaele extension under construction
	ACM Houston to lead new Anzac Centenary Board The Minister Assisting the Prime Minister on the Centenary of Anzac, the Hon Warren Snowdon MP, today announced Air Chief Marshal Houston, AC, AFC (Ret’d), had been appointed as the Chair of the new Anzac Centenary Advisory Board.
	Exhibition highlights the impact of war on Northern Australia Katherine River, NT. 1943-10-01 to 1943-10-08. Troopers of the Northern Australian Observer Unit on their morning parade on horseback. Shown: Corporal (CPL) H.R. Wood (1); CPL Davis (2); Private (PTE) Wilson (3); CPL Connors (4); CPL Davoren (5); PTE Roddick (6); PTE Galli (7).
	Exhibition highlights the impact of war on Northern Australia Katherine River, NT. 1943-10-12. Map of the localities patrolled by the personnel of the North Australian Observer Unit. These men are skilled horsemen and bushmen who have, at times, completed patrols of up to 2000 miles on horseback.
	Exhibition highlights the impact of war on Northern Australia Katherine River, NT. 1943-10-12. A portable wireless telephone set carried on horseback by the patrolmen of the North Australian Observer Unit.
	Works begin at Anzac Cove Anzac Cove April 2011. Along the beach there are areas where the erosion is quite extensive.
	Works begin at Anzac Cove This photo was taken in April 2011, walking from Beach Cemetery to Ari Burnu along the top of Anzac Cove. The erosion is quite significant.
	Works begin at Anzac Cove Years of erosion has seen this Second World War pill box fall into the sea. This image was taken in April 2011.
	Works begin at Anzac Cove This image shows a comparison between the effectiveness of a sea wall versus no sea wall. This photo was taken the southern end of Anzac Cove, near Beach Cemetery, in March 2006. The sea wall at Beach Cemetery was constructed in the 1980’s. Note there are graves above this sea wall, at Beach Cemetery It is worth noting the graves above this sea wall would have been lost and the remains exposed and washed out to the sea if the wall had not been constructed.
	Works begin at Anzac Cove This image shows the same headland three years later, in April 2009 – this image was taken a little further back and shows further erosion of the slope. After a heavy storm and wave action, or winter period of wave action, the cliff face here is eroded at the base and then natural material (weak sandstone rock) falls from the face of the cliff The fallen material then gets pulverised by the waves and forms sand, which is then carried away along the coast by wave and current action Depending on what part of this cycle we observe the beach, there will be more or less sand evident. The pebbles and cobbles remain because they are heavier, and the sand is washed away from amongst the pebbles.
	Works begin at Anzac Cove This graphic shows the cross section of the design concept of a sea wall at the back of the beach. Beach at Anzac Cove maintained. The slope from the road down to the beach will be flattened and landscaped with natural local vegetation.
	Works begin at Anzac Cove This is an artists impression of what Anzac Cove will look like after the works have been completed. The beach at Anzac Cove has been saved. The slope has been stabilised.
	Six veterans revisit Greece and Crete on a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since they fought there during the Second World War. Minister Snowdon and the veterans remember those who never made it home. From L-R: Bill Hayler, Arthur Leggett, Bill Taylor, Norm Maddock, Dan Bowden, Alf Carpenter and Minister Snowdon.
	Six veterans revisit Greece and Crete on a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since they fought there during the Second World War. Major General Mark Kelly, AO DSC and veterans Dan Bowden and Alf Carpenter reflect after laying a wreath at the Preveli Memorial, Crete.
	Six veterans revisit Greece and Crete on a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since they fought there during the Second World War. Veterans Basil Hayler and Alf Carpenter walk through the crowd to the 6th Division Memorial, Rethymno, Crete.
	Six veterans revisit Greece and Crete on a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since they fought there during the Second World War. Minister Snowdon helps veteran Norm Maddock as they walk to the 6th Division Memorial, Rethymno, Crete.
	Six veterans revisit Greece and Crete on a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since they fought there during the Second World War. Veterans Alf Carpenter and Arthur Leggett at the Hellenic Australian Memorial, Rethymno, Crete.
	Six veterans revisit Greece and Crete on a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since they fought there during the Second World War. Basil Hayler, Norm Maddock and Major General Mark Kelly, AO DSC lay a wreath at the Hellenic Australian Memorial, Rethymno, Crete.
	Six veterans revisit Greece and Crete on a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since they fought there during the Second World War. Minister Snowdon lays a wreath at the Hellenic Australian Memorial, Rethymno, Crete.
	Six veterans revisit Greece and Crete on a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since they fought there during the Second World War. Veteran Norm Maddock looks at photos from the Battle of Crete displayed at an exhibition in Crete.
	Six veterans revisit Greece and Crete on a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since they fought there during the Second World War. Veterans Arthur Leggett and Bill Taylor lay a wreath at a memorial, Galatas, Crete.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr Arthur Leslie Leggett OAM ED.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr Arthur Leslie Leggett OAM ED as a young man.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr George William (Bill) Henry Taylor MID.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr George William (Bill) Henry Taylor MID as a young man.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr Daniel (Dan) Mark Bowden MID.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr Alfred (Alf) Clive Carpenter ED.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr Alfred (Alf) Clive Carpenter ED as a young man.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr Norman (Norm) William Maddock OAM.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr Norman (Norm) William Maddock OAM as a young man.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr Basil George Hayler.
	Six Second World War veterans will embark on a journey of remembrance as part of a commemorative mission to mark 70 years since the Battles of Greece and Crete. Mr Basil George Hayler as a young man.
	Greece 1941-03-25. Alexandria. Waiting to embark for Greece. (Australian War Memorial [AWM] image 006780)
	Greece 1941-03. Athens.Australian troops at the Acropolis. (AWM image 006840)
	Greece Men of the A.I.F moving along one of the mountainous roads in Greece. 1941-04. (AWM image 008171)
	Greece Euboea Island, Greece. 1941-05-08. Officers and men of the 2/2^nd Australian infantry battalion near the village of Pili on the eve of their departure from the island in the Aegean sea after escaping from the mainland of Greece. They eventually rejioned the Australian forces via Turkey. Front row left to right, PTE J.A.E. Whitton, L SGT R.C. Smith, PTE H.R. Brown, PTE W. Schofield; Back row, PTE M.J. Sanders, CPL J.W.H. Fuller, CPL H.J. Honeywell, LT Colfred O. Chilton, Capt Charles Hercules Green, Capt Bruce Brock, LT A.K. Bosgard, Capt A.A. Buckley, CPL J. Shanahan. The photogrpaher may have been Corporal H Hiddins, one member of the party not shown in the image. (AWM image 134872)
	Crete Crete. c.1941-05. Paratroopers jump from their aircraft. (Australian War Memorial [AWM] image 106485)
	Crete 1941-04. Souda Bay, Crete. On arrival at Crete after evacuation from Greece troops proceeded across the fields away from the harbour, the playground of German dive bombers. (AWM image 007623)
	Crete Suda Bay, Crete. May 1941. Troops of the 6^th Division landing after their evacuation from Greece. (AWM image 074445)
	Crete A group of soldiers of the 6th Division who had been fighting on Crete shown on the wharf after leaving the destroyer which brought them back to Alexandria. (AWM image 007742/26)
	Remembering the Battle of Kapyong Re-enactment scene from Kapyong: the forgotten battle of the forgotten war
	Remembering the Battle of Kapyong Re-enactment scene from Kapyong: the forgotten battle of the forgotten war
	Remembering the Battle of Kapyong Re-enactment scene from Kapyong: the forgotten battle of the forgotten war
	Remembering the Battle of Kapyong Re-enactment scene from Kapyong: the forgotten battle of the forgotten war
	Remembering the Battle of Kapyong Re-enactment scene from Kapyong: the forgotten battle of the forgotten war
	Remembering the Battle of Kapyong Re-enactment scene from Kapyong: the forgotten battle of the forgotten war
	Remembering the Battle of Kapyong Korea, 1951. Lieutenant Leonard Montgomerie MC (centre, front row), and No. 4 Platoon, B Company, 3^rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), which distinguished itself in the Battle of Kapyong (Australian War Memorial [AWM] image 147350)
	Remembering the Battle of Kapyong General J. Van Fleet, General Officer Commanding, 8^th US army (far left), inspects unidentified members of the 3^rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), when bestowing the presidential citation in recognition of the unit’s action at Kapyong, Korea. US Major General John W. O’ Daniel is to Van Fleet’s left. (AWM image 083857)
	Secrets of Gallipoli Battlefield revealed Differentiated GPS: base station and users in characteristic scrub which now covers the ANZAC Battlefield
	Secrets of Gallipoli Battlefield revealed Differentiated GPS: base station and users in characteristic scrub which now covers the ANZAC Battlefield
	Secrets of Gallipoli Battlefield revealed Typical trench in the Johnston’s Jolly area
	Secrets of Gallipoli Battlefield revealed Subsided tunnel in the Johnston’s Jolly area
	Secrets of Gallipoli Battlefield revealed Boundary marker - defines the area of the ANZAC Battlefield according to the Treaty of Lausanne
	Rats of Tobruk commemorate 70th anniversary Catafalque party arrives at the commemorative service for the 70th anniversary of the Siege of Tobruk.
	Rats of Tobruk commemorate 70th anniversary Repatriation Commissioner, Major General Mark Kelly as master of ceremonies at the commemorative service for the 70th anniversary of the Siege of Tobruk.
	Rats of Tobruk commemorate 70th anniversary ACT Branch of the Rats of Tobruk Association paying their respects during the commemorative service for the 70th anniversary of the Siege of Tobruk.
	Rats of Tobruk commemorate 70th anniversary ACT Branch of the Rats of Tobruk Association Secretary, Alois Milkula with President, Ken Gillam.
	Rats of Tobruk commemorate 70th anniversary Wreaths infront of the Rats of Tobruk Memorial, Anzac Parade, Campbell ACT.
	70th anniversary of the Siege of Tobruk Tobruk, Libya, 1941. An informal group of personnel outside the NCOS MESS at Advanced HQ, 9th Australian Division. (Australian War Memorial [AWM] image 021207)
	70th anniversary of the Siege of Tobruk Libya, 1941. Australian Infantrymen advancing towards the town of Tobruk (E. 1784). (AWM image 128441)
	70th anniversary of the Siege of Tobruk Tobruk, Libya, 1941. Entrance to underground quarters occupied by the 'Rats of Tobruk'. (Donor LT. J. Herrick) (AWM image P00749.006)
	Forever yours education resource launch Front cover of Forever yours: stories of wartime love and friendship by Robyn Siers and Heather Tregoning-Lawrence.
	Forever yours education resource launch Daisy Dawson kept this postcard photograph from Reg Dawson by her bedside. (private image)
	Forever yours education resource launch Daisy Dawson kept this message from Reg Dawson by her bedside. (private image)
	Forever yours education resource launch Reg and Daisy Dawson on their wedding day in Sydney in 1926. (private image)
	Artists’ impressions of the Vietnam Veteran Education Centre
	Artists’ impressions of the Vietnam Veteran Education Centre
	Artists’ impressions of the Vietnam Veteran Education Centre
	Artists’ impressions of the Vietnam Veteran Education Centre
	Artists’ impressions of the Vietnam Veteran Education Centre
	Artists’ impressions of the Vietnam Veteran Education Centre
	Battle of the Java Sea commemoration and wreath laying service - Sydney Cenotaph Minister for Veterans' Affairs, the Hon. Warren Snowdon MP addresses the guests at the memorial service for the Battle of the Java Sea. The Battle of the Java Sea was a major naval battle of the Pacific campaign of the First World War. Allied navies suffered a disastrous defeat at the hand of the Imperial Japanese Navy, on 27 February 1942, and in secondary actions over successive days. The American-British-Dutch-Australian Command (ABDA) commander, Admiral Karel Doorman was killed. The aftermath of the battle included several smaller actions around Java, including the smaller but also significant Battle of Sunda Strait. Images courtesy of Defence Digital Media.
	Battle of the Java Sea commemoration and wreath laying service - Sydney Cenotaph Minister for Veterans' Affairs, the Hon. Warren Snowdon MP addresses the guests at the memorial service for the Battle of the Java Sea. Images courtesy of Defence Digital Media.
	69th anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin Darwin NT. 1942-11-12. Officers of the 14th Australian Heavy Anti-aircraft Battery examining a Japanese 60 kilogramme incendiary bomb which failed to explode when dropped over Darwin. (Australian War Memorial [AWM] image 027801)
	69th anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin A thick column of black smoke rises in the background from burning oil tanks after they were hit by raiding carrier borne Japanese aircraft on 19 February 1942. The buildings in the foreground are being used by the 10th Australian Army Transport Company. (AWM P04465.001)
	Remembrance Day 2010 Minister for Veterans' Affairs, the Hon Warren Snowdon MP with Mr Keith Payne VC at the 60th anniversary of the Korean War Commemorations which was held on 23 October 2010.