The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DOBODURA, PAPUA. 1951. AMERICAN MUSTARD GAS BOMBS LYING AT THE END OF THE AIRSTRIP AT EMBI. THE BOMBS HAVE BEEN IGNITED, POSSIBLY TO ASSIST SCAVENGERS TO SALVAGE SCRAP METAL. (DONOR M. KEARY)
DOBODURA, PAPUA. 1951. AMERICAN MUSTARD GAS BOMBS LYING AT THE END OF THE AIRSTRIP AT EMBI. THE BOMBS HAVE BEEN IGNITED, POSSIBLY TO ASSIST SCAVENGERS TO SALVAGE SCRAP METAL. (DONOR M. KEARY)
BUNA, PAPUA. 1952. AN AMERICAN GENERAL STUART M3 LIGHT TANK ABANDONED AMONGST THE KUNAI GRASS. IN 1942-12 THIS WAS MANNED BY 2/6TH ARMOURED REGIMENT IN SUPPORT OF 2/10TH BATTALION TROOPS ATTACKING JAP
BUNA, PAPUA. 1952. AN AMERICAN GENERAL STUART M3 LIGHT TANK ABANDONED AMONGST THE KUNAI GRASS. IN 1942-12 THIS WAS MANNED BY 2/6TH ARMOURED REGIMENT IN SUPPORT OF 2/10TH BATTALION TROOPS ATTACKING JAP
OKUNOSHIMA, JAPAN. 1946-08-30. CONTAINERS FILLED WITH MUSTARD GAS. IN THE FOREGROUND IS A SMALL METAL TROLLEY USED TO CONVEY THE CONTAINERS FROM THE FILLING-HOOD TO THE DUMP WHERE THEY AWAIT SHIPMENT.
BUNA, PAPUA. 1952. PLAQUE (SINCE REMOVED) INSCRIBED: "18TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE. THE 2ND/10TH BATTALION, SUPPORTED BY AUSTRALIAN TANKS AND ARTILLERY AND BY UNITED STATES INFANTRY, CAPTURED THIS
Five 4.2 inch Australian mortar being prepared to fire mustard agent mortar bombs by unidentified Australian soldiers, possibly at Innisfail. Mustard gas experiments were being conducted Hinchinbrook
