The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PAPUA. BUNA. PTE. E.J. PICKETT OF BROKEN HILL, PTE. E. LISK OF QUEENSTOWN, SOUTH AUST. AND PTE. F.E. HOW OF STIRLING, SOUTH AUST, ENJOY A SPELL AFTER AN ALL NIGHT PATROL BEHIND JAPANESE LINES NEAR BUNA MISSION. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
"JAP-MAN, HE GONE TAUBADA." IS NOW THE PASSWORD ALONG THE JUNGLE TRACKS OF THE PAPUAN COAST NOW, THE NATIVES KNOW BY BUSH TELEGRAPH INSTINCT, OR "MISSION TALK ENGLISH" THAT THE WAR IN THEIR PART OF TH
Informal outdoor portrait of a group of 2/10 Battalion soldiers enjoying a morning tea break. Identified standing from left to right are: SX22 Private (Pte) Staunton Bailes from Norwood, South Austral
PAPUA. SANANANDA AREA. TROOPERS E. H. T. POLLARD OF WARWICK, QLD, AND A. J. KELLY OF ESK, QLD, MEMBERS OF 2/7TH CAVALRY REGIMENT, JUST AFTER THEIR RETURN FROM PATROL BEHIND JAPANESE LINES.
Korea. 17 May 1953. Private Alan Davis of Broken Hill, NSW (left); Private John Hornsby of Melbourne, Vic (centre), and Kim Chan Yun of Seoul, South Korea, one of the Korean soldiers attached to the b
"JAP-MAN, HE GONE TAUBADA." IS NOW THE PASSWORD ALONG THE JUNGLE TRACKS OF THE PAPUAN COAST NOW, THE NATIVES KNOW BY BUSH TELEGRAPH INSTINCT, OR "MISSION TALK ENGLISH" THAT THE WAR IN THEIR PART OF TH
"JAP-MAN, HE GONE TAUBADA." IS NOW THE PASSWORD ALONG THE JUNGLE TRACKS OF THE PAPUAN COAST NOW, THE NATIVES KNOW BY BUSH TELEGRAPH INSTINCT, OR "MISSION TALK ENGLISH" THAT THE WAR IN THEIR PART OF TH
