The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PAPUA. SILHOUETTED AGAINST THE RISING SUN, AN AUSTRALIAN TANK MOVES THROUGH HEAVY FOLIAGE TO ATTACK THE JAPANESE POSITIONS AT BUNA. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
BUNA, PAPUA. AUSTRALIANS WADED THROUGH THIS SWAMP TO ATTACK AN AIRSTRIP AT BUNA. THE SWAMP AND SURROUNDING FOLIAGE IS TYPICAL OF THE COUNTRY THROUGH WHICH ALLIED TROOPS ADVANCED ON BUNA. (PHOTOGRAPHER
BUNA AREA, PAPUA. PREPARING THE WAY FOR FURTHER TANK ATTACKS AGAINST JAPANESE POSITIONS AT BUNA. AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY LAYING FELLED COCONUT TREES ACROSS A BOGGY AREA. (DONOR: G. SILK).
BUNA AREA, PAPUA. PREPARING THE WAY FOR FURTHER TANK ATTACKS AGAINST JAPANESE POSITIONS AT BUNA. AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY LAYING FELLED COCONUT TREES ACROSS A BOGGY AREA. (PHOTOGRAPHER: G. SILK).
PAPUA. CAPT. N.G. WHITEHEAD WHO LED THE TANK ATTACK ON THE JAPANESE POSITIONS AT BUNA. HE IS SITTING ON HIS TANK WHICH HAS BEEN NAMED "CAPTAIN KIDD." ONE OTHER TANK WAS NAMED "CAPTAIN BLOOD." AND ANOT
PAPUA, GIROPA POINT AREA. AUSTRALIAN MANNED TANK AND INFANTRYMEN IN ACTION AGAINST THE JAPANESE BEFORE THE FINAL ASSAULT ON BUNA. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK.)
PAPUA. BUNA. FLASH OF A MOUNTAIN GUN AS IT SHELLS JAPANESE POSITIONS AT BUNA. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
