The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. TO MAKE CONDITIONS AS COMFORABLE AS POSSIBLE AIRMEN AT AN ADVANCED AUSTRALIAN BASE BUILT AN ANNEXE TO OLD HUT, USING A GUM TREE AS A SUPPORT FOR THE ROOF. LA C MYERS OF AN PORT PIRIE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, LAC RAY OF NEWCASTLE, N.S.W. AND LAC CUNNINGHAM OF MULLOWA, WEST AUSTRALIA, LAY THE BARK ROOF. (NEGATIVE BY TURNER).
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. HOME WAS NEVER LIKE THIS, BUT IT COULD BE VERY MUCH WORSE. IN THEIR SPARE TIME THESE RAAF TRANSPORT MEN, SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA HAVE MADE AN ANNEXE TO THEIR TENT. IT WAS M
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. EDWARD, AN ABORIGINE, BETTER KNOWN AS "SARGE" TO TROOPS AT AN OPERATIONAL AREA IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA GIVES LAC MAX PATERSON OF NEWCASTLE, N.S.W. A HAIR CUT. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. BILLIARDS (OF A SORT) AT A NORTHERN AUSTRALIAN OPERATIONAL ZONE. AT LEFT IS CPL. W.H. ALLT OF IPSWICH QUEENSLAND WHO HELPED BUILD THE RECREATIONAL HUT. HE MADE A BOOKCASE TABLES AN
Staff of the National Museum of Cambodia pose with Australian National Gallery (ANG, and now National Gallery of Australia) conservator Catherine Millikan (centre) in one of the Museum's galleries amo
Six dried eucalyptus (gum) leaves of varying sizes. Each bears an ink inscription: 'Mrs E Hibbens Orange N.S.W. Aus'/ 'From E Hibbens 18.5.41 Orange. N.S.W. Aus'/ 'Viv from Mum. 28.5.41 ORANGE. AUS.'/
Rectangular pale green silk map in portrait format, showing the west coast of New Guinea with rivers, towns, trig points and latitude and longtitude marked. The mainland is depicted between longtitude
