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Nederlandsche vrijwilligsters komen aan in Australië. Zij vormen de voorhoede van de duizenden, die ongeduldig wachten om aan de wederopbouw van Indië haar krachten te wijden. Zestien van deze vrouwen reisden op een boot met hun mannen, die dienst gingen nemen in het Koninklijk Ned. Indische leger. NI 707

Promoted from Commander, Captain Jhr. H.A. van Foreest officially, took over command of all Royal Netherlands Navy personnel and establishments in Australia on October 1, 1945, from Rear Admiral P. Koenraad, who has left for duties in the Netherlands Indies. Non-commissioned officers lined up outside the Royal Netherlands Navy Headquarters in Melbourne, during the official ceremony. NI 4402

Royal Netherlands Army in Australia: troops of the Royal Neth. East Indies Army, who faught in Timor in support of the Third Australian Army. Parade through the streets of Melbourne. KNIL formaties op mars door Melbourne. NI 4062

Six released Generals arrive in Melbourne. Upon their arrival in Me;bourne the six released Dutch Generals chat with officials who welcomed them, on the deck of the Strathmorewhich brought them from Colombo to Melbourne. NI 5826

The Oranje leaves Melbourne for Holland, November 28 1945. Friends and relatives of passengers on the Oranje wave as the 21.000 ton pride of the Netherlands Merchant Navy leaves for Holland. She is going to Holland via Java. NI 702

Promoted from Commander, Captain Jhr. H.A. van Foreest officially, took over command of all Royal Netherlands Navy personnel and establishments in Australia on October 1, 1945, from Rear Admiral P. Koenraad, who has left for duties in the Netherlands Indies. Rear Admiral Koenraad delivering a speech at the official ceremony held at Royal Netherlands Navy Headquarters, Melbourne, on October 1st, 1945. ...

Dutch hospital ship Oranje at Melbourne, September, 1945. Officers photographed with the Captain of the hospital ship Oranje, at Melbourne, September, 1945. (not the proper captain but the commanding 1st officer (3 stripes)). NI 320