Pack donkeys, Mica Beach
Art ART27890 Second World War, 1939-1945Portrait of Benno (later renamed 'Sancho Panza'), 65th Anti Aircraft Battery Searchlights, standing with two pack donkeys at Mica Beach, Darwin.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sketches showing the anti aircraft defences and searchlights at Mica Beach, Darwin.
Portrait of Benno (later renamed 'Sancho Panza'), 65th Anti Aircraft Battery Searchlights, standing with two pack donkeys at Mica Beach, Darwin.
A soldier and his donkey are depicted at Mica Beach, Darwin. This donkey is believed to have been carrying pigeons.
A group of male nudes are depicted bringing ashore mail and provisions at Mica Beach. As there were no women in the area, the men did not wear swim trunks.
Australian soldiers are depicted coming ashore at Mica Beach, Darwin. A vessel with the Australia flag on it can be seen in the background and a dog is depicted waiting in the shallows at the front (a
Sketch depicting a guard and dog at Mica Beach. The guard is holding a bayonet and wearing a steel helmet as he stands to attention. In the background (left) is a male nude carrying a box of supplies
A searchlight at Mica Beach is depicted with two operators manning it, and a Bren gun pit is shown on the right Verso: A sketch of a night observation post, with a cane chair and a phone depicted on