Patrol returning through kunai grass, Suain Plantation
Art ART25746 Second World War, 1939-1945Australian soldiers returning from patrol, walking through kunai grass at the Suain Plantation in New Guinea.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian soldier in a beach doover at the Suain Plantation.
Australian soldiers returning from patrol, walking through kunai grass at the Suain Plantation in New Guinea.

The first Japanese patrol in the Suain Plantation area of New Guinea.

Members of a patrol from 2/10th Australian Cavalry Commando Squadron have an early meal before setting out on a fighting patrol, Suain, New Guinea.
A view of Macdonalds rubber plantation in the Kokoda area, New Guinea . This work was drawn by soldier artist Lieutenant John Nicholls, NX160003, 2nd Australian Jungle Trunk-Line Maintenance Section,
A view of the Buna rubber plantation in the Owen Stanley Ranges, New Guinea. This work was drawn by soldier artist Lieutenant John Nicholls, NX160003, 2nd Australian Jungle Trunk-Line Maintenance Sect

Study for a coconut plantation at Lae in the Busa area near 28th Australian Army Movement Control Unit camp. Sketched from the side of Busa road and intended for possible use in picture model.