The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An instance of the Diggers' sardonic humour on the Kokoda Trail, New Guinea. A soldier stands in front of a sign, "To Owers' Corner 21/2 [two and a half] miles by foot. Sorry, No Taxi's", with his kit bag and rifle on the ground.
Depicts General Douglas MacArthur, the Commander of the South West Pacific Area during the Second World War with NX2 Major General A S Allen, DSO, Commanding the 7th Division. In the background is the
This artwork is a study for the painting 'Generals MacArthur and Allen at Owers' Corner and depicts General Douglas MacArthur, the Commander of the South West Pacific Area during the Second World War
Mounted soldier wearing coat with rifle and kit bag, eyes closed and on the same page, a soldier mounted holding rifle, pipe and kit bag.
A group of RAAF men on a combat survival exercise across the famous Kokoda Trail in New Guinea carry fifty pounds of food and equipment on their backs they walk the one hundred miles in 12 days, inclu
Owers' Corner, Papua, c. 1942-09-23. Mr Hepper (centre), a YMCA representative, stands next to the philanthropic organisation's tent which is set up beside the road and is distinguished by a large YMC
An unidentified soldier (left), probably from the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (1RAR), sits on his kit bag and talks to another soldier, possibly after arriving at a camp in Korea. He
