The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. SUPERFICIAL EXAMINATION OF NATIVE CARRIERS ON THE MORNING SICK PARADE BY THE REGIMENTAL AID POST ATTENDANT WARRANT OFFICER II. J.N. WALSHE. IN THESE DAYS WHEN LARGE NUMBERS OF NATIVES ARE REQUIRED FOR IMPORTANT WORKS, IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT SUPERVISION AND ATTENTION TO THEIR HEALTH IS GIVEN.
NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. SUPERFICIAL EXAMINATION OF NATIVE CARRIERS ON THE MORNING SICK PARADE BY THE REGIMENTAL AID POST ATTENDANT WARRANT OFFICER II. J.N. WALSHE. IN THESE DAYS WHEN LARGE NUMBERS OF NAT
Headquarter 2/9th Australian Infantry Battalion at McCullogh's Post at the foot of Shaggy Ridge. "A", "D" and "C" Companies were on top. "A" Company attacked along the top of ridge and a few days late
This footage shot by Damien Parer in Papua New Guinea was subsequently edited to make the Academy Award winning documentary film 'Kokoda Front Line!'. Footage includes scenes of : supplies being drop
Reel 1. Liverpool, NSW January 1941. Roadways of old corrugated iron huts. Free French were being held. General camp scenes. Parade ground with 2/3rd Motor Transport Company and 2/3/ Motor Ambulance C
In PART I by A G Butler, the general and detailed plans for the medical arrangements for the Landing, the operations in August, and the Evacuation are described; the working of these plans at Anzac, o
A group of prisoners aboard the German armed merchant raider, SMS Wolf. Identified third from right is Captain TG Meadows, taken prisoner when his ship, the 5528 ton British freighter, Turritella, was
