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OSMAR WHITE, MELBOURNE HERALD WAR CORRESPONDENT, AND CHESTER WILMOT OF THE AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION, AT THEIR CAMP ON THE KOKODA FRONT. (NEGATIVE BY PARER).
Osmar White, war correspondent, interviewed by Peter Jepperson for The Keith Murdoch Sound Archive of Australia in the War of 1939-45. He discusses journalism; War Correspondent; Melbourne Sun; Keith
CHESTER WILMOT, WAR CORRESPONDENT FROM AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION (ABC) RADIO BROADCAST UNIT, TELLING THE WORLD ALL ABOUT IT IN MAKESHIFT CONDITIONS ON THE BACK OF A TRUCK. THE WHITE HOOD OVER
A GROUP OF AUSTRALIAN WAR CORRESPONDENTS AND OTHERS RETURNING FROM CRETE ON BOARD THE R.F.A. "CHERRYLEAF", A BRITISH NAVY OILER. FROM THE TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:- 1. DAMIEN PARER, DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATIO
PORT MORESBY, PAPUA. 1942-11-01. A GROUP OF WAR CORRESPONDENTS AT THEIR FOUR MILE BASE DURING THE ALLIED CAMPAIGN IN THE OWEN STANLEY RANGES AND KOKODA. THE MEN ARE, FROM THE LEFT, BACK ROW, L. EDWARD
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-08-15. MRS WHITE AND HER YOUNG DAUGHTER SUSAN, CHATTING WITH HER HUSBAND MR OSMAR WHITE, MELBOURNE "SUN" NEWSPAPER WAR CORRESPONDENT WITH THE UNITED STATES ARMY, IN THEIR HOME AT
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-08-15. OSMAR WHITE, MELBOURNE "SUN" NEWSPAPER WAR CORRESPONDENT WITH MEMBERS OF A UNITED STATES ARMY MEDICAL UNIT IN AN AMBULANCE OUTSIDE HIS HOME AT BRIGHTON BEACH. WHITE HAD BOT
