The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An aircraft is taking off from the beach. Dargie noted, "After the plane had been repaired by 15 Repair and Salvage Unit, Royal Australian Air Force, the pilot got into the plane in a very bad temper, asserting that all who were there to witness it, were expecting him to crash".
Watercolour sketch of Papuans launching small vessels off the beach, while soldiers sit, or stand on the beach looking on. As Dargie noted, "There was an American listening post here [Otomata Point]
Pen and ink sketch of soldiers of the 57/60th Australian Infantry Battalion carrying a wounded soldier on a stretcher. Dargie noted: "After digging our way over the landslide mentioned in sketch 291
German airforce tail skid of Pfalz DIIIa Scout brought down by Flying Officer A H Cobby No. 4 Squadron Australian Flying Corps at Nieppe Forest on 19 June 1918. This tail skid was souvenired from a
Senninbari belt horizontally embroidered in red with a Tasmanian tiger. On each side of the tiger is a square pattern made of 90 small knots. A coin has been sewn onto the seam of each tie. A Thousan
A Boeing B-17E "Flying Fortress" heavy bomber nicknamed 'Frank Buck', with the serial number 41-2659, of the 30th Bombardment Squadron, 19th Bomb Group of the 5th United States Army Air Force (USAAF)
A Boeing B-17E "Flying Fortress" heavy bomber nicknamed 'Frank Buck', with the serial number 41-2659, of the 30th Bombardment Squadron, 19th Bomb Group of the 5th United States Army Air Force (USAAF)
