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NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-12-29. THREE MEMBERS OF RAAF WELFARE UNIT BAND ENTERTAINING TROOPS, PLAYING THEIR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ON STAGE. LEFT TO RIGHT: LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) K. KINGSLAND, TRUMPET; LAC C. BURGESS, SAXOPHONE; LAC J. PARKER, CLARINET.
NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-12-29. COMPERE HARRY DEARTH AT THE MICROPHONE, INTRODUCES MEMBERS OF A RAAF WELFARE UNIT BAND ABOUT TO ENTERTAIN TROOPS ON A THEATRE STAGE. FROM LEFT: LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) C.
NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-12-29. MEMBERS OF A RAAF WELFARE UNIT BAND ON A THEATRE STAGE, ABOUT TO ENTERTAIN TROOPS WITH THEIR MUSIC. FROM LEFT: LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) J. MCCARTHY, VOCALIST; LAC B. SPARKS
NEW GUINEA. C. 1943-12-29. THE BAND OF A RAAF WELFARE UNIT ON STAGE ENTERTAINING TROOPS WITH THEIR MUSIC. LEFT TO RIGHT: FLYING OFFICER HARRY DEARTH COMPERE, ASSISTANT WELFARE OFFICER; LEADING AIRCRAF
Darwin area, NT. c. 1944. The band assists Leading Aircraftman Roger Harkin as he performs on stage during a night time show as a solo vocalist from No. 2 Mobile Entertainment Unit RAAF, commanded by
Soputa, New Guinea, 1943. Members of the 36th Battalion, Australian Military Forces (AMF) band, with their musical instruments, practising in front of a temporary stage before playing at a concert. Th
Darwin area, NT. c. 1944. A band from No. 2 Mobile Entertainment Unit RAAF, commanded by Flying Officer Tom Davidson, perform on an outdoor stage during a night time show. Left to right: Back row: Lea
