The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Waiwai, New Guinea. Before a patrol, PX123 Captain T. Grahamslaw, Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) (right), briefs Sergeant-Major Katue of the Papuan Infantry Battalion (left). Behind them are two unidentified members of the Native Police of the Royal Papuan Constabulary (RPC).
Portrait of Sergeant Katue of the Papuan Infantry Battalion [PIB]. Dargie noted, "On his shoulders & arms Katue is wearing the badges of rank of 4 of the 26 Japs he stated he killed on his last patrol
WAIWAI, NEW GUINEA. 1942-11. CAPTAIN T. GRAHAMSLAW OF ANGAU POINTS OUT TO SERGEANT MAJOR KATUE, OF THE PAPUAN INFANTRY BATTALION, AND NATIVE POLICE THE GENERAL DIRECTION OF ORO BAY, NEW GUINEA, DURING
PX123 Captain Grahamslaw District Officer of Buna and Patrol Officer PX11 Warrant Officer J D Wilkinson with radio operator advance to within 25 miles of Buna to get word from friendly natives of Japa
PONGANI, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. A NATIVE POLICEMAN OF THE ROYAL PAPUAN CONSTABULARY FIXING A WIRELESS AERIAL TO A PALM TREE. HE IS A MEMBER OF A PARTY UNDER COMMAND OF CAPTAIN T. GRAHAMSLAW, ANGAU, WHO
LOSSUK BAY, NEW IRELAND. 1945-10-19. AN AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT ADMINISTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS WAS SET UP AT KAVIENG WITH CAPTAIN F.N.W. SHAND, ANGAU DISTRICT OFFICER IN CHARGE, TO OPER
KAVIENGKAVIENG, NEW IRELAND. 1945-10-19. ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY PERSONNEL AND MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL PAPUAN CONSTABULARY ON PARADE JUST BEFORE THE CEREMONY OF HOISTING THE AUSTRALIAN FLAG AT THE AUSTRALI
WAIWAI, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. WARRANT OFFICER 2 J. WILKINSON (1) AND CAPTAIN GRAHAMSLAW, OF ANGAU, (2) WATCH NATIVES UNLOADING COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT FROM A CANOE WHICH HAD TRANSPORTED THE EQUIPMENT
