The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. NG2423 RIFLEMAN G. R. ARCHER, NEW GUINEA VOLUNTEER RIFLES, OBSERVES MOVEMENTS OF THE JAPANESE FROM AN OBSERVATION POST IN A LOFTY TREE ABOVE NUK NUK. (FILM STILL).
SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. MEMBERS OF NEW GUINEA VOLUNTEER RIFLES, BEARDED AND CAMOUFLAGED, MAN A SECRET OBSERVATION POST ABOVE NUK NUK. LEFT TO RIGHT: NG2423 RIFLEMAN G. R. ARCHER; NG2192 RI
NG2191 Sergeant J B McAdam, New Guinea Volunteer Rifles, and Damien Parer, Official Cinematographer, observe Japanese movements from a secret tree top observation post above Nuk Nuk. This post was est
View from the observation post above Nuk Nuk, manned by members of the New Guinea Volunteer Rifles. The cleared area in the centre is the airstrip. Salamaua itself is situated on the Flat Isthmus link
MUBO-SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-08-05. MEMBERS OF 2/5TH AUSTRALIAN INDEPENDENT COMPANY MOVE FORWARD WITH SUB-MACHINE GUNS AFTER AN IMPROVISED BOMB WAS USED TO SHATTER A NATIVE HUT BELIEVED TO HOU
MUBO-SALAMAUA AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-08-05. MEMBERS OF 2/5TH AUSTRALIAN INDEPENDENT COMPANY USE AN IMPROVISED BOMB TO SHATTER A NATIVE HUT BELIEVED TO HOUSE JAPANESE TROOPS. IN THE FOREGROUND COMMANDO
NEW GUINEA. MEMBERS OF B COMPANY, NEW GUINEA VOLUNTEER RIFLES, PROUDLY DISPLAY A JAPANESE FLAG THEY CAPTURED AT MUBO ON 21 JULY 1942. PERSONNEL ARE (RANK IS RIFLEMAN UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE) BACK ROW
