The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A red sandy beach with two palm trees to the left and mountains in the distance marks the place of the Japanese landing at Milne Bay, New Guinea.
Depicts a view across the ocean towards the coastline at Milne Bay, with palm trees on the beach and mountains in the background. A prolific painter and print maker, Kenneth Jack (b.1924) served with
Depicts a view of the coat at Milne Bay , with palm trees, small huts, mountains and clouds in the background.
Depicts a number of huts, in a clearing, with palm trees surrounding them, and mountains in the background, at Milne Bay , New Guinea. A prolific painter and print maker, Kenneth Jack (b.1924) served
Depicts a hut, palm tress and a large tree on the coast at Milne Bay, New Guinea, with mountains in the background.
Depicts a view across the ocean to the coast at Milne Bay, depicting small watercraft, palm trees, mountains and clouds.
View of the beach at Waga Waga Village, New Guinea, scene of an abortive landing by the Japanese. It was following this landing that the Japanese received their first decisive defeat on land, Milne Ba