The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-04. WAR CORRESPONDENTS SENT NEWS OF THE GREAT PART PLAYED BY RAAF GROUND FORCES IN THE AITAPE LANDING RIGHT ROUND THE WORLD. "DOC" QUIGG OF UNITED PRESS, F. SCHAEFER, ACME PHOTOGRAPHER AND HARRY SUMMERS OF THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD NEWSPAPER ARE HARD AT WORK IN PRESS TENT USING TYPEWRITERS AND NOTEPADS.
New Guinea. 10 January 1944. Left to right: J. R. Scarlett (Sydney Morning Herald), Ralph Treatsorth (United Press), and Arthur Veysey (Chicago Tribune), war correspondents, write their first stories
Philippines. Australian War Correspondents who are covering the campaign, outside a building, Harry Summers and Gordon Holland, both of the Sydney Morning Herald and Age.
PORT MORESBY, PAPUA. 1942-11-01. A GROUP OF WAR CORRESPONDENTS AT THEIR FOUR MILE BASE DURING THE ALLIED CAMPAIGN IN THE OWEN STANLEY RANGES AND KOKODA. THE MEN ARE, FROM THE LEFT, BACK ROW, L. EDWARD
Near Yalu River, North Korea. c.1950-12. Australian war correspondents Alan Dower (left), Lawson Glassop (centre) of the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, and Harry Gordon of the Melbourne Sun News-Pic
AUSTRALIAN CORRESPONDENTS (FROM LEFT, FRONT) RONALD MONSON OF THE SYDNEY DAILY TELEGRAPH, HARRY GORDON OF THE MELBOURNE SUN NEWS-PICTORIAL, AND LAWSON GLASSOP OF THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, AND PHOTOGR
North Korea. c.1951-01. Australian war correspondents Harry Gordon (left) of the Melbourne Sun News-Pictorial newspaper and Ronald Monson of the Sydney Daily Telegraph at a table outdoors, working on
