The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PIRBRIGHT CAMP, ENGLAND, 1953-06. GROUP PORTRAIT OF NATIVE POLICE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA CONSTABULARY CORONATION CONTINGENT. THEY ARE LED BY, LEFT TO RIGHT: SERGEANT MAJOR J. GUISE (LATER PNG GOVERNOR GENERAL); INSPECTOR W.M. BURNS; SENIOR INSPECTOR ALEXANDER SINCLAIR, OFFICER IN COMMAND; SUB-INSPECTOR P. BROMAN.
LONDON, ENGLAND, 1953. NATIVE POLICE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA CONSTABULARY CORONATION CONTINGENT LINE UP IN BIRDCAGE WALK AWAITING THE START OF THE CORONATION PARADE. THEY ARE LED BY,
LAMBETH PALACE, ENGLAND, 1953-06. NATIVE POLICE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA CONSTABULARY CORONATION CONTINGENT PICTURED WITH ARCHBISHOP WARD. TO THE RIGHT OF THE ARCHBISHOP IS SERGEANT M
ELA BEACH, PORT MORESBY, PAPUA, 1953. NATIVE POLICE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA CONSTABULARY CORONATION CONTINGENT BEING INSPECTED BY THE ADMINISTRATOR SIR DONALD CLELAND.
PORT MORESBY, PAPUA, 1953. NATIVE POLICE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA CONSTABULARY CORONATION CONTINGENT LINE UP ON THE DOCK PRIOR TO EMBARKATION FOR LONDON.
Perth, WA. 1953. Members of the Australian and New Zealand Coronation Contingent attending a civic reception while en route to England to attend the coronation of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. Know
Two memorial services, one at Vulcan beach, the other at Rabaul, were held to mark the fourth anniversary of the sinking of the Japanese transport Montevideo Maru in which Second AIF prisoners and civ
