The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. This anti-aircraft gun crew of the "Maclaren King" helped beat off a Japanese air attack. They are Gunner A. Lobban of Flinders Victoria, Sergeant B. Scholes of Benalla, Victoria and Gunner R. H. Bunston of Skipton, Victoria.
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. An anti-aircraft gun crew aboard the launch Maclaren King who helped to beat off an attack by Japanese aircraft. The three members of the crew are, from the left, Gunner
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. November 1942. Australian Army Sergeant B. Scholes of Benalla, Vic, whose anti-aircraft gun crew successfully foiled an attack by Japanese planes on the schooner MacLare
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. November 1942. Australian Army Sergeant B. Scholes of Benalla, Vic, whose Browning anti-aircraft machine gun crew shot down a Japanese aircraft making an attack on the M
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. November 1942. Native crew members of the schooner MacLaren King, the ferry operating between the island and the New Guinea mainland. Behind the crew is the 50 calibre w
TARAKAN ISLAND, 21 JULY 1945. GUNNER H HUMPHREY, 158 LIGHT ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY, 53 ANTI AIRCRAFT REGIMENT (COMPOSITE) (LE) FEEDING THE PET DUCKS OF NO L4 GUN CREW.
Tarakan Island. 23 July 1945. Members of the crew of B6 Gun, B Troop, 158 Light Anti Aircraft Battery, 53 Anti Aircraft Regiment (Composite) (LE). Known to be in this photograph are: NX166181 Gunner (
