C04864
Photograph C04864 First World War, 1914-1918The photograph shows a pool of still water at Tel-el-Kebir. The pool was a probable breeding place of the insect carriers of this disease and was later filled in.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The measures taken by the Australian medical authorities in Egypt against malaria. The phot shows the site of the pool of water seen in C4864 (a probable breeding place for the insect-carriers of the disease) filled in.
The photograph shows a pool of still water at Tel-el-Kebir. The pool was a probable breeding place of the insect carriers of this disease and was later filled in.

CAIRNS, QUEENSLAND, 1945-11-05. ACTIVITIES OF THE MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT WHERE VOLUNTEERS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES OFFER THEMSELVES FOR USE IN EXPERIMENTS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA. BREED

FINSCHHAFEN AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-09. THE 15TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT CAMP SITE ON THE HILL IN THE BACKGROUND. IT IS VIEWED FROM A GULLY CONTAINING NUMEROUS POOLS WHICH OFFER NATURAL BREEDING AREAS

CAIRNS, QUEENSLAND, 1945-11-05. ACTIVITIES OF THE MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT WHERE VOLUNTEERS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES OFFER THEMSELVES FOR USE IN EXPERIMENTS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA. SECTI

CAIRNS, QUEENSLAND, 1945-11-05. ACTIVITIES OF THE MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT WHERE VOLUNTEERS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES (AMF) OFFER THEMSELVES FOR USE IN EXPERIMENTS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA.

CAIRNS, QUEENSLAND, 1945-11-05. ACTIVITIES OF THE MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT WHERE VOLUNTEERS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES OFFER THEMSELVES FOR USE IN EXPERIMENTS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA. MOSQU
