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Photograph J03323 First World War, 1914-1918KABAKAUL, NEW GUINEA. 1914-09. WAITING TO REEMBARK AFTER THE FIGHT AGAINST THE GERMANS ON THE BITA PAKA ROAD. COMMANDER CUMBERLEGE RN IS IN THE FOREGROUND. (DONOR LT.-COM. G.A. HILL, RNR.)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RAPOPO - BITA PAKA ROAD, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-09-19. AN AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL IN THE KABAKAUL AREA BEARING THE INSCRIPTION: "IN THIS VICINITY FELL THE FIRST AUSTRALIANS IN THE GREAT WAR - 1914-18". NAMES ON THE MEMORIAL INCLUDE CAPTAIN B.C.A. POCKLEY, AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS; LIEUTENANT COMMANDER CHARLES B. ELWELL RN - AN&MEF; KILLED IN ACTION AGAINST THE GERMANS 1914-09-11.
KABAKAUL, NEW GUINEA. 1914-09. WAITING TO REEMBARK AFTER THE FIGHT AGAINST THE GERMANS ON THE BITA PAKA ROAD. COMMANDER CUMBERLEGE RN IS IN THE FOREGROUND. (DONOR LT.-COM. G.A. HILL, RNR.)

Graves of Australian soldiers of the Australian Navy and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF) killed in action at the landing at Kabakaul on 11 September 1914. The original burial place of Elwell an
An image of a dirt road, Bita Paka road near Kabakaul in New Britain, bending to the left and leading into dense foliage. Germans were encountered along Bita Paka road and it was the scene of fighting

Kabakaul, New Britain. c. 1914. War grave of Lieutenant Commander C.B. Elwell, RN, killed in action 1914-09-11. (Donor J.J. Cummins)

Sydney NSW. RAN and Army personnel guarding German soldiers and sailors captured by the AN&MEF in German New Guinea. On 11 September 1914 on Bita Paka road, Kabakaul, New Britain, Sergeant Mauderer,
The graves of Lieutenant Commander Elwell, Royal Navy (RN), Captain Brian Colden Antill Pockley, Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC), A B Courtney (Walker), and A B Street, who fell at the capture of
