The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of the Staff Officer Personnel (SOP), Headquarters, RAAF North Western Area, and his staff outside a tent in the Headquarters lines. Left to right, back row: unknown; Leading Aircraftman John Knox; 10591 Sergeant (Sgt) Wilfred Richards; unknown; Sgt Mervyn Diprose and 13494 Corporal John Errol. Seated: Squadron Leader Guy Beauchamp Sewell, SOP, left and Flying Officer Crellin. The Headquarters at this time was located between the RAAF bases at Batchelor and Coomalie Creek.
This small aluminium data plate displays two lines of entry printed in black with an adjoining space for stamped or impresed details. The top line translates as 'Part number' with the stamped number '
Group portrait of the Headquarters and Orderly Room Staff of the 59th Battalion. Identified left to right, back row: 3442 Private (Pte) Norman St John Mitchell; 1796 Acting Sergeant Phillip Walter Har
Coomalie Creek, NT. 1942-05. One section from D Company, 2nd Battalion, plus H Company and Headquarters, 3rd Battalion, 135th Medical Regiment, U.S. Army, arriving in Coomalie Creek, where they built
Coomalie Creek, NT. 1942-05. A tent ward at Coomalie Creek Field Hospital. One section from D Company, 2nd Battalion plus H Company and Headquarters, 3rd Battalion, 135th Medical Regiment, U.S. Army,
Coomalie Creek, NT. 1942-05. The tent officers' quarters, Officers Hill at Coomalie Creek Field Hospital. One section from D Company, 2nd Battalion plus H Company and Headquarters, 3rd Battalion, 135t
Coomalie Creek, NT. 1942-05. American servicemen cheering up a patient in a tent ward at Coomalie Creek Field Hospital. One section from D Company, 2nd Battalion plus H Company and Headquarters, 3rd B
Coomalie Creek, NT. 1942-05. An eye examination under way in the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and X-Ray tent at the U.S. Army Coomalie Creek Field Hospital. The hospital was constructed by one section fr
