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Photograph 016054 Second World War, 1939-1945UPPER RAMU VALLEY, NEW GUINEA. WOUNDED BEING BROUGHT OUT OF MOUNTAIN BATTLE AREAS BY NATIVE CARRIERS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gawler, SA. 1943. SX25373 Captain John Francis Moran, Australian Dental Corps, (left) operates on the infected teeth and jaws of a donkey at the 4th Veterinary Hospital at the Gawler Race Course. Another man is holding down the donkey which has its hooves lashed together with rope. The donkey recovered completely and went on to serve in New Guinea. (Donor J. Bennett)
Avon FM 12 black rubber respirator with polycarbonate eye pieces. The mask features a circular central valve (the 'Primary Speech Module') which has an exhaust valve on the right cheek and a threaded

Horrie, the "Wog Dog", the four legged mascot and campaigner of the 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, pictured in his travelling pack shortly before the unit returned to Australia. Horrie was adopted by Pr

Palestine. 1942-02. Horrie, the "Wog Dog", the four legged mascot and campaigner of the 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, pictured in his travelling pack shortly before the unit returned to Australia. Horr

Horrie the Wog Dog, the four-legged mascot and campaigner attached to the 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, seen here standing on a fuel can wearing his Corporal's uniform. 'Horrie the Wog Dog' was a white

Victoria Cross. Engraved reverse suspender with recipient's details; reverse cross with date of action. This Victoria Cross was awarded to Corporal Walter Ernest ‘Wally’ Brown who was born to Sidney

Victoria Cross. Engraved reverse suspender with recipient's details; reverse cross with date of action. Edgar Leslie Cecil Willis Walker Maygar was born on his parents' property near Kilmore, Victor
