The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEAR KHIAM. DONKEY TEAM SETTING OUT FROM ADVANCED BATTALION H.Q. ON THE ROAD TO KHIAM, WITH RATIONS AND AMMUNITION FOR "B" COMPANY WHO HAVE BEEN ISOLATED IN THE MOUNTAINS FOR THREE DAYS. OWING TO THE NATURE OF THE COUNTRY IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO MAINTAIN A TRANSPORT SERVICE WITH THE SCATTERED UNITS AS THE ONLY LINES OF COMMUNICATION ARE STEEP AND NARROW MOUNTAIN TRACKS. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).
NEAR KHIAM. MEMBERS OF C COMPANY 2/33RD BATTALION LOADING UP A DONKEY WITH RATIONS AND AMMUNITION. THE DONKEY WILL TAKE THE LOAD UP THE MOUNTAIN TO THE REST OF THE COMPANY WHO WERE OCCUPYING A STRATEG
KHIAM. THE MAN WITH THE DONKEY, 1941 VERSION. PTE. D.W. JONES (NX15179) OF CARLTON N.S.W. AND "C" COMPANY THE 2/33 BATTALION. ONE OF THE MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR RUNNING THE DONKEY TEAM SUPPLY COLUMN TO TH
New Guinea. Native carriers crossing a fast-flowing river on their long trek from Guy's Post to advanced Australian positions in the Finisterre Ranges. Despite the difficult nature of the country to b
New Guinea. Native carriers crossing a fast-flowing river on their long trek from Guy's Post to advanced Australian positions in the Finisterre Ranges. Despite the difficult nature of the country to b
Algiers, Algeria. c. 1943. Streets throughout Algiers are to be found at different levels owing to the steep nature of the country. Seen here are two streets next to one another but at very different
New Guinea. Natives carrying supplies and ammunition on their shoulders through the river in the Mosa Gorge. Maintenance of regular supplies to troops at advanced posts in the Finnisterees overlooking
