The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pencil sketch of a barge on the beach at Cape Moem. A Japanese wooden bucket is pictured in the foreground, while in the background are some low lying islands and a vessel sits on the horizon line.
Pencil sketch of a bombing ridge at Wewak, viewed from a distance at Cape Moem. In the foreground is a stretch of calm water, while the ridge features a hut, puffs of smoke and above this in the sky
Depicts the open end of a barge on the beach, with a landscape in the background. On the verso is a pen and ink study of men seated on a beach. William Edwin Pidgeon (1909-1981), known as 'WEP' was a
Derelict small craft in a desolate harbour scene, very likely the western end of V Beach at Cape Helles, which was the major British logistics facility on the Gallipoli Peninsula. The numbers on the s
Australian soldiers are depicted coming ashore at Mica Beach, Darwin. A vessel with the Australia flag on it can be seen in the background and a dog is depicted waiting in the shallows at the front (a
Pencil sketch of a destroyed Japanese roller at Boram Strip. In the background are some Australian bulldozers.
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]