The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The "Tong Sung" in centre middle distance. Sunken Japanese ship in right distance. Pile driver on left for building wharves. In the right foreground a bombed Japanese Propellor Torpedo (PT) Boat, Lae, New Guinea.
Showing Lae burning in the distance. Seen from P.T Boat 143, on the night of the landing by 9th Australian Division at Lae, whilst operating in the Huon Gulf area. The skipper of the P.T Boat is Lieut
The principal advance base for the invasion of Lae and Salamaua. The Dutch steamer, "Bantum" is seen, partly submerged, on the left. The Dutch ship "Jansens" is seen at anchor on the right, having jus
As seen from Barrack Squares building. In the foreground are the men's Mess huts. In the right middle distance, the Convalescent Depot. In the distance may be seen the Straits of Johore and 'Southern
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-09. A GENERAL VIEW OF THE WHARVES SHOWING A WRECKED JAPANESE BARGE BEACHED IN THE FOREGROUND. PINNACES AND BARGES ARE IN THE CENTRE OF THE PICTURE WITH LARGE SHIPS UNLOADING C
Depiction of wards H and I, 2nd Australian General Hospital. In the left foreground is a pile of road metal, in the middle distance a Red Cross and YMCA hut, and in the background is H ward surrounded
A group of huts nestled in amongst some large trees in the jungle of Lae, New Guinea. In the foreground, one of the tallest trees is growing on a diagonal and leaning over the track leading to the gro