The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kokopo, New Britain. 1918-01. The front of the building used as a hospital by the 3rd Battalion, the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary force (AN&MEF), which was otherwise known as the 'Tropical Force'. The building was formerly Government House when Kokopo, under its previous name of Herbertshohe, was the capital of German New Guinea. (Donor L.S. Hughes) (Original postcard print housed in AWM Archive Store)
Kokopo, New Britain. 1918-01. The back of the building used as a hospital by the 3rd Battalion, the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary force (AN&MEF), which was otherwise known as the 'Tropic
Namanula, Rabaul, New Britain. c. 1918. The doctors' quarters of Namanula Military Hospital which was used by the 3rd Battalion, the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF), otherwi
Herbertshohe, New Britain. c. 1915. The town as seen from Blanche Bay. Herbertshohe, later Kokopo, was the capital of the Protectorate of German New Guinea before Rabaul. (Donor J.R. Travers)
Herbertshohe, New Britain. c. 1914. A large house which was used as barracks for Australian troops. Herbertshohe was later renamed Kokopo. (Donor J.J. Cummins)
New Britain. The road from Rabaul to Kokopo a town formerly known as Herbertshohe. (Donor A.W. Bazley)
Kokopo, New Britain. c. 1914. An Army garrison camp near the entrance to Blanche Bay which leads to Simpson Harbour and Rabaul. Kokopo was formerly known as Herbertshohe. (Donor F.H. Schafer)
