The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Green Point Navy Yards, tugs, barges and Military Hospital on the Parramatta River. The largest building in the background is No. 113 Australian General Hospital at Concord, Sydney.
SYDNEY, NSW. 1944-03-01/07. VIEW FROM THE ROOF OF THE 113TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL, CONCORD, SHOWING THE PAVILION WHICH HOUSES THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SECTION IN THE FOREGROUND, WITH THE PARRAMA
Section showing where the landing barges pulled in to unload their cargo. As the wharf was wrecked by bombing, the Liberty ships were unloaded onto these barges in the Bay. The 7th Australian Docks Op
The Australian Base Hospital at Wewak Point, shown here during its construction stages, was completed in 1945 just before the Australians left. Wewak point had been previously held by the Japanese who
Green Point, Mortlake, Sydney, NSW. 1945-12. The starboard side of the General Purpose Vessel (GPV967) HMAS Jabiru in a cradle on the slipway about to be slipped into the Parramatta River at the Green
Green Point, Mortlake, Sydney, NSW. 1945-12. The starboard stern section of the General Purpose Vessel (GPV967) HMAS Jabiru in a cradle on the slipway about to be slipped into the Parramatta River at
The Adelaide River played a major role during the Second World War. It was in this area that the 119 Australian General Hospital and huge military base were established. The American and Australian
