Humpy with weapon kit
Art ART90283 Second World War, 1939-1945An Australian soldier standing outside a 'humpy' in an Australian camp in New Guinea, a weapons kit lies on the ground near the 'humpy'.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An Australian soldier standing near a campfire outside a make shift cookhouse in an army camp in New Guinea.
An Australian soldier standing outside a 'humpy' in an Australian camp in New Guinea, a weapons kit lies on the ground near the 'humpy'.
A native woman is depicted cooking in large boilers at an Indonesian native cookhouse, Tanamerah, Dutch New Guinea.
Two improvised wood stoves used as water boilers are depicted outside the cookhouse in Darwin. A bird can be seen flying overhead in the background.
NAKOM PATON, THAILAND. 1945-09-19. A SHIFT OF AUSTRALIAN EX PRISONERS OF WAR COOKS OUTSIDE COOKHOUSE IN THE HOSPITAL CAMP. (PHOTOGRAPHER LT N. B. STUCKEY)

A rapid impression of one of the most familiar and important aspects of army life at Julis camp, Palestine. Depicts a drawing of the open air cookhouse at Julis Camp.
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. A MAKE-SHIFT COOKHOUSE OF THE 39TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION IN THEIR REST AREA IN THE JUNGLE BEHIND THE FORWARD AREA OF THE OWEN STANLEY RANGES. THIS BATTALION HAD BEE
