The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA AREA. 1944-02-04. LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) K. G. WILLIAMSON, MORNINGTON, VIC, LAC A. H. MOORE AND CORPORAL S. A. PARSONS WITH THE CARGO IN A RAAF DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT. THEY ARE THREE OF THE ORIGINAL NEW GUINEA MEMBERS OF DIRECTORATE OF AIR TRANSPORT ALLIED AIR FORCES SOUTH WEST PACIFIC AREA AND THEIR MOST REMARKABLE CARGOES WERE A SCORE OF JAPANESE PRISONERS FROM THE BISMARCK SEA BATTLE, AND A LOAD OF WOUNDED ARAB AND LASCAR SEAMEN, VICTIMS OF A JAPANESE RAID.
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA AREA. 1944-02-04. MEMBERS OF A RAAF TRANSPORT SQUADRON SERVICING A DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA AIRCRAFT. LEFT TO RIGHT: CORPORAL W. S. DELBRIDGE, BROKEN HILL, NSW; LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN (LAC) S.
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-06. A DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT AT GURNEY'S AIR STRIP.
NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-02. THE UNUSUAL LOAD FOR DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT WAS FLOWN A DISTANCE OF 300 MILES STRAPPED UNDER THE FUSELAGE. IT WAS A REPLACEMENT WING FOR ANOTHER C47 TRANSPORT AI
NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-02. THE UNUSUAL LOAD FOR DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT WAS FLOWN A DISTANCE OF 300 MILES STRAPPED UNDER THE FUSELAGE. IT WAS A REPLACEMENT WING FOR ANOTHER C47 TRANSPORT AI
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1943-11. A DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA AIR AMBULANCE WITH STRETCHER PATIENTS IN THE RACKS FOR TRANSPORT SOUTH.
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA AREA. 1944-02-04. RAAF SERVICING PARTY AT WORK ON A DOUGLAS C47 DAKOTA TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT.
