The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gili Gili, Milne Bay, New Guinea. 1942-07. No. 1 House, Gili Gili Plantation. The Manager's former home was used by Headquarters Milne Force prior to the Japanese landing. (Donor Brigadier J. Field)
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1942-09-14. NO. 1 HOUSE ON GILI GILI PLANTATION. THE PLANTATION MANAGER'S EX-HOME, IT WAS USED BY HEADQUARTERS MILNE FORCE AS A TEMPORARY HEADQUARTERS UNTIL THE JAPANESE LANDING
Milne Bay, New Guinea. 1942-08. The original plantation road from Gili Gili to Hagita Ford (Route 1). (Donor Brigadier J. Field)
Gili Gili, Milne Bay, New Guinea. 1942-07. SS Bantam unloading at Pontoon Wharf. (Donor Brigadier J. Field)
Milne Bay area, New Guinea. 1942-07. An Australian army jeep on the track from Gili Gili to Ahioma at a creek crossing near K. B. Mission. (Donor Brigadier J. Field)
Gili Gili, Milne Bay, New Guinea. 1942-07. Drums containing petrol being handled from ship to beach by native labour. The SS Bantam lies in the distance with a flying boat to the right of the vessel.
Milne Bay, New Guinea. 1942-08. QX39400 Captain A. J. Harlen, Officer Commanding 7th Infantry Brigade Signal Section (left) with TX2002 Brigadier J. Field DSO ED, Commander Milne Force at Headquarters
