The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NANTAMBU, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-06. NATIVES, ANGAU DISTRICT OF NEW BRITAIN, WORKING WITH ANGAU, CLEAR A NEW AREA FOR A NATIVE LABOUR CAMP.
NANTAMBU, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-06. CAPT J. DUNBAR-REID, ASSISTANT DISTRICT OFFICER, NEW BRITAIN (1) AND LT J.H.H. MACGREGOR DOWSETT, ANGAU NATIVE LABOUR (2), CHECK THE WORK OF NATIVES ENGAGED IN MAKING T
NANTAMBU, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-06. A PORTION OF THE NEW NATIVE LABOUR CAMP AT NANTAMBU, OPEN BAY, OPERATED BY ANGAU.
NANTAMBU, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-06. CAPT J. DUNBAR-REID, ASSISTANT DISTRICT OFFICER, NEW BRITAIN (1), LT MACGREGOR DOWSETT, ANGAU (2) AND LT R. WHITTAKER, STAFF CAPTAIN 4 BRIGADE (3), WALKING PAST A NATIV
NANTAMBU, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-07-26. NATIVES OF 1 NEW GUINEA INFANTRY BATTALION LINED UP OUTSIDE A HUT AWAITING THEIR TRIAL BY MAJOR COSTELLO, THE DISTRICT OFFICER.
LAE AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-06-28. DURING HIS TOUR OF INSPECTION OF AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN THE LAE AREA, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS, THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER, GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF AUSTRALIA (1) INSPECTED THE NATIVE
A portion of the native quarters at Headquarters Baraga Native Labour Camp, Milne Bay. The camp now contains 1800 natives engaged on the docks, road maintenance and malaria control supported by 25 Au
