The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DARLING HARBOUR, NSW. 1946-02-21. N20227 PRIVATE CANON (SYDNEY NSW) BEING CARRIED FROM THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA AFTER ITS ARRIVAL WITH LONG SERVICE PERSONNEL RETURNING HOME FROM TARAKAN, LAE AND RABUAL. CANON WAS ONE OF TWENTY SEVEN STRETCHER CASES ABOARD.
DARLING HARBOUR, NSW. 1946-02-21. QX61449 PRIVATE H. W. ROBERTS BEING CARRIED FROM THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA AFTER ITS ARRIVAL AT NO. 6 WHARF WITH LONG SERVICE PERSONNEL RETURNING HOME FROM TARAKAN, L
DARLING HARBOUR, NSW. 1946-02-21. SICK, BUT HAPPY TO BE HOME, A SMILING RAAF OFFICER (UNIDENTIFIED) IS CARRIED FROM THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA AFTER ITS ARRIVAL AT NO. 6 WHARF WITH LONG SERVICE PERSONN
DARLING HARBOUR, NSW. 1946-02-21. AUSTRALIAN LONG SERVICE PERSONNEL FROM TARAKAN, RABAUL AND LAE DISEMBARKING FROM THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA AT NO. 6 WHARF.
DARLING HARBOUR, NSW. 1946-02-21. MAJOR GENERAL E. C. P. PLANT, GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING (GOC) NSW LINES OF COMMUNICATION AREA (LEFT), WITH LIEUTENANT GENERAL F. H. BERRIMAN (RIGHT) WHO SHORTLY WAS
NO. 6 WHARF DARLING HARBOUR, SYDNEY, NSW 1945-12-19. THE HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA APPROACHING ITS BERTH WITH APPROXIMATELY 400 LONG SERVICE PERSONNEL FROM LAE. (PHOTOGRAPHER L. CPL E. MCQUILLAN)
SYDNEY, NSW. 1946-02-05. THE X-RAY ROOM ABOARD THE 2/1ST HOSPITAL SHIP SHIP MANUNDA, MOORED AT NO. 6 WHARF DARLING HARBOUR. DURING THE NEW GUINEA CAMPAIGNS THE MANUNDA CARRIED 20,000 SICK AND WOUNDED
