The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
HOSKINS, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-10-08. A TRACTOR OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS BEING SWUNG ASHORE BY ONE OF THE CRANES OF THE DUTCH TROOPSHIP "SWARTENHONDT" BY A MEMBER OF THE 2/31ST DOCKS OPERATING COMPANY.
HOSKINS, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-10-09. A ROADGRADER OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY ENGINEERS BEING SWUNG ASHORE BY ONE OF THE CRANES OF THE DUTCH TROOPSHIP "SWARTENHONDT" BY A MEMBER OF THE 2/31ST DOCKS OPERATING
HOSKINS, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-10-08. VX20762 LIEUTENANT G.M. SALTHOUSE, OFFICER- IN- CHARGE, 2/31ST DOCKS OPERATING COMPANY, SUPERVISING THE UNLOADING OF THE "SWARTENHONDT" A DUTCH TROOPSHIP WHICH CARRIE
CAPE GLOUCESTER, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-10-15. TROOPS OF THE 2/31ST DOCKS OPERATING COMPANY UNLOADING UNITED STATES ARMY BARGES AT BORGEN BAY. THE DUTCH TROOPSHIP "SWARTENHONDT" IS IN THE DISTANCE.
HOSKINS, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-10-08. QX8204 SAPPER S. THOMPSON, A WINCHMAN OF THE 2/31ST DOCK OPERATING COMPANY OPERATING ONE OF THE WINCHES ABOARD THE DUTCH TROOPS SHIP "SWARTENHONDT", WHICH BROUGHT THE
HOSKINS, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-10-08. TROOPS OF THE 36TH INFANTRY BATTALION COMING DOWN THE GANGWAY OF THE DUTCH TROOPSHIP "SWARTENHONDT" TO ENTER THE BARGES FOR TRANSPORT TO THE BEACH.
HOSKINS, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-10-09. THE CAMP SITES OF BATTALION HEADQUARTERS, A COMPANY AND C COMPANY 36TH INFANTRY BATTALION TAKING SHAPE SOON AFTER THE UNIT LANDING FROM THE DUTCH TROOPSHIP "SWARTENHO
