The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MOROBE, NEW GUINEA. 1943-08-15. QX20686 SAPPER W. D. BROWN OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN WATER TRANSPORT GROUP (SMALL CRAFT), ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, CLEANING HIS BROWNING M2 50 CALIBRE MACHINE GUNS.
MOROBE, NEW GUINEA. 1943-08-15. MEMBERS OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN WATER TRANSPORT GROUP (SMALL CRAFT), ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, ON BOARD THE AS25. FROM THE RIGHT: VX37080 WARRANT OFFICER (WO) 1 H. F. D
MOROBE, NEW GUINEA. 1943-08-15. QX5202 ACTING SERGEANT S. G. BONNELL OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN WATER TRANSPORT GROUP (SMALL CRAFT) ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS RELEASING CARRIER PIGEONS FROM THE DECK OF THE
MOROBE, NEW GUINEA. 1943-08-15. QX5202 ACTING SERGEANT S. G. BONNELL OF THE 1ST AUSTRALIAN WATER TRANSPORT GROUP (SMALL CRAFT) ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS RELEASING CARRIER PIGEONS FROM THE DECK OF THE
MOROBE, NEW GUINEA. 1943-08-13. WARRANT OFFICER 1 WILSON (LEFT) AND SKIPPER OF THE AS11, 1ST AUSTRALIAN WATER TRANSPORT GROUP (SMALL CRAFT), ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, AND A MEMBER OF HIS CREW, BARTE
CLIFTON GARDENS, NSW. 1943-07-30. QX141727 CAPTAIN D. C. ROSS (1), COMMANDING OFFICER, 4TH AUSTRALIAN WATER TRANSPORT COMPANY (SMALL CRAFT), ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, INSTRUCTING THE TROOPS IN THE U
DOUGLAS HARBOUR, NEW GUINEA. 1943-05-19. AN AS28 BEING DESTROYED BY JAPANESE "ZERO" FIGHTER AIRCRAFT IN THE HARBOUR WHICH IS SITUATED BETWEEN ORO BAY AND MOROBE. THIS SHIP WAS THE FIRST LOST BY THE 1S
