The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Nile, Egypt (?). c.1941. Damien Parer, an official Australian war correspondent, photographer and film cameraman with the Department of Information, sits in a boat. Parer served in the Middle East, Greece and the South-West Pacific from 1940 until his resignation in May 1943. He was killed on 17 September 1944 while filming front line operations with the US Marine Corps on Peleliu Island. (Original nitrate negative held in AWM Archive Store)
Nile, Egypt (?). c.1941. Damien Parer (left), an official Australian war correspondent, photographer and film cameraman, on the gangplank about to board a boat. Parer served in the Middle East, Greece
Middle East c.1940-11. Damien Parer (right), an official Australian war correspondent, photographer and film cameraman, with another war correspondent. Parer served in the Middle East, Greece and the
Middle East. c.1941-02. Portrait of Damien Parer standing holding cans of film. Parer was an official Australian war correspondent, photographer and film cameraman with the Department of Information.
Middle East. c.1941-02. Damien Parer (right), an official Australian war correspondent, photographer and film cameraman, stands with a driver in front of a car. Parer served in the Middle East, Greece
Middle East. c.1941-02. Damien Parer (right), an official Australian war correspondent, photographer and film cameraman, stands with a driver in front of a car. Parer served in the Middle East, Greece
Portrait of Damien Parer, official military photographer and cameraman with the Department of Information Film Unit. He served in the Middle East, Greece and the South-West Pacific from 1940 until his
