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Photograph 044603 Second World War, 1939-1945DARWIN, 1942-02-19. AN AERIAL VIEW OF DARWIN TAKEN BY THE JAPANESE TASK FORCE DURING THE FIRST RAID. (GILLESPIE COLLECTION).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AUSTRALIAN WAR CORRESPONDENTS LAWSON GLASSOP (LEFT) OF THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, RONALD MONSON (CENTRE) OF THE SYDNEY DAILY TELEGRAPH AND HARRY GORDON OF THE MELBOURNE SUN NEWS-PICTORIAL, ON THE CHONGCHON RIVER BRIDGE AT SINANJU, DURING THE UNITED NATIONS ADVANCE THROUGH NORTH KOREA TOWARDS THE YALU RIVER LATE IN 1950.
AUSTRALIAN CORRESPONDENTS (FROM LEFT, FRONT) RONALD MONSON OF THE SYDNEY DAILY TELEGRAPH, HARRY GORDON OF THE MELBOURNE SUN NEWS-PICTORIAL, AND LAWSON GLASSOP OF THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, AND PHOTOGR

Near Yalu River, North Korea. c.1950-12. Australian war correspondents Alan Dower (left), Lawson Glassop (centre) of the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, and Harry Gordon of the Melbourne Sun News-Pic

North Korea. c.1951-01. Australian war correspondents Harry Gordon (left) of the Melbourne Sun News-Pictorial newspaper and Ronald Monson of the Sydney Daily Telegraph at a table outdoors, working on

North Korea. c.1951-01. A group of Australian war correspondents and photographers huddle in the darkness of night in a circle around a fire warming their hands, during the freezing winter of 1950-51.

Philippines. Australian War Correspondents who are covering the campaign standing outside their home and headquarters, 'Australia House', on Leyte Island. Left to right, back row: Harry Summers (Sydne

Paris, France. 1945-02-18. Group portrait of Australian war correspondents in the Place de l'Opera in Paris. Left to right: Colin Bingham, of Sydney Morning Herald; Godfrey Blunden, of Sydney Daily an
