The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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, LAE AND RABUAL. ROBERTS WAS ONE OF TWENTY SEVEN STRETCHER CASES ABOARD.
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 RABU
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. 1946-02-02. THE MAIN STEAM STERILISING UNIT OF THE 2/1ST HOSPITAL SHIP, MANUNDA, WHICH IS TIED UP AT NO. 6 WHARF DARLING HARBOUR. THE SHIP HAD JUST RETURNED FROM MOROTAI AND LAE. (PHOTOGR
