The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RAAF MOTOR BOAT CREWS IN NEW GUINEA OVERHAUL A BOAT WHICH ONCE DID THE ROUNDS OF THE LOBSTER POTS OFF THE N.S.W. COAST. WHEN IT LEAVES THIS IMPROVISED SLIPWAY IT WILL BE USED IN SEA COMMUNICATIONS WHICH HELP KEEP ALLIED PLANES FLYING. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. UNDER A HEAVILY CAMOUFLAGED NET GROUND STAFF AT AN ADVANCED RAAF OPERATIONAL BASE IN NEW GUINEA, OVERHAUL A BEAUFIGHTER. IT WAS MACHINES SIMILAR TO THIS THAT MERCILESSLY STRAFED THE BISMAR
A Walrus (Seagull V), amphibian aircraft of No 9 Squadron, RAAF, which has just landed and is taxiing towards the heavy cruiser HMAS Australia. Once the aircraft is alongside the cruiser, it will be l
Cairns, Qld. 1944-09-28. Departure preparations on Martin PBM Mariner flying boat of No. 41 (Transport Sea) Squadron RAAF, at its moorings. Flying Officer P. E. Wright of Wooloowin, Qld, captain, at l
RED BEACH, MOROTAI ISLAND, HALMAHERA ISLANDS, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. 1945-04-23. WHEN THIS HUGE UNGAINLY RAAF POWER SHOVEL NOSED ITS WAY OUT OF THE TROPICAL JUNGLE FRINGING THE BEACH-HEAD OF MOROTAI
IT IS EXPECTED THAT BY THE END OF THE YEAR AUSTRALIA WILL HAVE 20,000 WOMEN IN THE UNIFORM OF THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE. ALREADY FIVE THOUSAND OF THESE WOMEN ARE ON THE ARMY STRENGTH AND HAV
"That plane is Dhäwu-mirr [it has story]. I made that plane so it can go to the museum and tell that story. Or people at Bush Gallery will see it and ask questions, ‘why did you make this plane?’. So
