The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. WAR ARTIST ROY HODGKINSON SKETCHES NATIVE BOY BOSKI WHO COMES FROM RABAUL. HE WAS ONE OF A NUMBER TAKEN FROM NATIVE VILLAGE BY THE JAPANESE AND MADE TO ACT AS CARRIERS IN NEW GUINEA. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
Frederick Boski, escaped from the Japanese. This native was impressed by the Japanese at Rabaul, forced onto a ship and taken to Salamaua where he was used as a carrier by the Japanese over the Kokoda
NATIVES WHO PLAYED A GREAT PART IN THE ALLIED SUCCESS IN NEW GUINEA ARE ADDRESSED BY GENERAL VASEY. NATIVE POLICE FORM A GUARD OF HONOUR AS NATIVE CARRIERS ARE PRESENTED WITH MEDALS. (NEGATIVE BY BOTT
NEW GUINEA. A CARRIER CARRIED. THIS NATIVE BOY INJURED IN AN ARGUMENT WITH ANOTHER NATIVE WAS CARRIED FROM A RAAF BOMBER WHICH HAD FLOWN HIM TO A RAAF MEDICAL RECEIVED STATION. NATIVE BOYS WHO HAVE AC
NEW GUINEA. KOKODA. AN AUSTRALIAN OFFICER IN CHARGE OF THE NATIVES BUYS FRUIT FROM NATIVES IN A VILLAGE THAT HAS JUST BEEN TAKEN FROM THE JAPANESE. PAYMENT IS MADE ON THE BARTER PRINCIPLE PAYMENT ALSO
NEW GUINEA. KOKODA. AN AUSTRALIAN OFFICER IN CHARGE OF THE NATIVES BUY FRUIT FROM NATIVES IN A VILLAGE THAT HAS JUST BEEN TAKEN FROM THE JAPANESE. PAYMENT IS ALSO MADE IN TRADE TOBACCO. FOOD USUALLY P
NEW GUINEA. SENIOR SISTER J. WHEATLEY, RAAF NURSING SERVICE, AT AN RAAF MEDICAL RECEIVING STATION GIVES A DRINK TO A NATIVE BOY NAMED LAURABURI (WHICH MEANS WHITE CLOUD) WHO WAS INJURED. HE WAS FLOWN
KIARIVU, NEW GUINEA, 1945-08-11. CAPTAIN C.M. GURNER, REGIMENTAL MEDICAL OFFICER, 2/7 INFANTRY BATTALION, EXAMINING A SIX YEAR OLD BOY WHO IS A PITIABLE SIGHT OF UNDER-NOURISHMENT AS A RESULT OF JAPAN
