The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
People boarding a plane, a truck in the lower right corner, a flying plane and hills in the distance. It is a scene of stretcher cases being taken by a Douglas 3 Transport, at Dumpu in New Guinea.
This oil painting depicts the wing of an airborne plane extending from the lower right corner to the centre of the composition. Beyond are two flying planes and clouds with a birds eye view of hills,
USE OF TRANSPORT PLANES IN NEW GUINEA ENABLES SPEEDY EVACUATION OF WOUNDED FROM FORWARD AREAS TO THE BASE. COMPARED WITH THEIR TREK ACROSS THE OWEN STANLEYS, WHICH TOOK DAYS, THE WOUNDED HAVE BEEN FLO
Depicts a Douglas C47 plane on a run way with hills in the background. William Edwin Pidgeon (1909-1981), known as 'WEP' was a war correspondent, painter, cartoonist and illustrator. During the Second
AERIAL TRANSPORT HAS PLAYED A TREMENDOUS PART IN THE NEW GUINEA CAMPAIGN AND AT WAU. CAUSED THE SPEEDY DEFEAT OF THE ADVANCING JAPANESE. HERE A 3 TON TRUCK CHASSIS IS BEING UNLOADED FROM A TRANSPORT P
Dumpu, New Guinea. Three men lying on stretchers loaded on a jeep for transport to Kumbarum, a forward medical post in the battle area. A medical officer holds a hat over one of the three wounded men
An interior study of a Douglas C47 transport plane. The verso presents a study of two seated figures. William Edwin Pidgeon (1909-1981), known as 'WEP' was a war correspondent, painter, cartoonist and