The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A pencil drawing of four Australian soldiers in wet-weather clothes walking around a muddy tent area at the New Guinea Deployment Depot in Lae.
A pencil drawing of a vegetatious jungle track in Lae, New Guinea. A prolific painter and print maker, Kenneth Jack (b.1924) served with the RAAF as a survey and cartographic draughtsman in New Guine
Kilo 89 camp, Gaza, Palestine. 1942. Amber Bushell, VAD (Voluntary Aid Detachment), wearing wet weather gear, swings a mallet to hammer a tent peg more firmly into the muddy ground. The ground around
Australian soldiers drying clothes at Pilimung on the Missim Trail, Salamaua, New Guinea. Clothes were rarely dry in the forward areas; if not wet with rain, they were saturated with perspiration.
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-03-11. A SIGNALLER OF THE NEW GUINEA SCHOOL OF SIGNALS OPERATING A WS208 MARK II SET UNDER WET AND MUDDY CONDITIONS.
As seen from the artist's tent at Lae, on a wet day. A varied group of local foliage with little vegetable gardens surrounded with large pebbles in the foreground, typical of the gardens to be found i
Depicts a group of soldiers in the rain, wearing gas cape ground sheets as raincoats, Lae, New Guinea.
