The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. LIEUT. GENERAL GEORGE KENNY JUST AFTER DECORATING 2ND LIEUT. VICTOR FRANCO, ROCHESTER, PENN., WITH SILVER STAR AND SQUADRON COMMANDER WILLIAM BENN, WASHINGTON PENN., WITH THE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS. BOTH FLYERS WERE IN THE FLYING FORTRESS WHICH SANK A JAPANESE DESTROYER IN THE BUNA AREA. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
NEW GUINEA. LIEUT GENERAL GEORGE KENNY DECORATES WITH A SILVER STAR STAFF SERGEANT FRED CHRISTMAS OF RUTLAND, VERMONT. CHRISTMAS WAS A MEMBER OF A FLYING FORTRESS CREW WHICH SANK A JAPANESE DESTROYER
NEW GUINEA. THIS FLYING FORTRESS CREW HAVE ALL BEEN PRESENTED WITH SILVER STARS FOR THEIR SUCCESSFUL ATTACK AGAINST THREE ENEMY WARSHIPS IN THE BUNA AREA. THEY SANK A DESTROYER. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGH
MOUNT MARTHA, VIC. 1943-05-18. PRIVATE FIRST CLASS BILLIE JOE CRUMPTON, SEVENTH U.S. MARINE REGIMENT SHAKES HANDS WITH MAJOR GENERAL A. A. VANDEGRIFT, COMMANDING FIRST U.S. MARINE DIVISION, (RIGHT) AF
Portrait of four recipients of United States of America decorations for distinguished services in the Papuan campaign. Left to right: 0326 Group Captain (later Air Commodore) William Henry Garing DFC,
CAIRO, EGYPT. 1941-11-21. IN RECOGNITION OF HIS SERVICES AS COMMANDER OF THE TOBRUK FORTRESS MAJOR-GENERAL L.J. MORSHEAD RECEIVED THE POLISH SILVER CROSS FROM GENERAL SIKORSKI AT THIS CEREMONY. PHOTOG
24492 Sergeant Rayene (Ray) Simpson of Crows Nest, NSW, putting the finishing touches to the A Company, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), Christmas tree. It is his third Christmas i
