The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. THIS PHOTO SHOWS TALKIE EQUIPMENT BEING FITTED INTO A JEEP WHICH CAN GET TO AREAS WHERE BIGGER UNITS CANNOT. (NEGATIVE BY BROWN & BAGNALL).
NEW GUINEA. NOTHING IS APPRECIATED MORE BY THE BOYS AT OPERATIONAL BASES BATTLE STATIONS AND FRONT LINE AREAS THAN MOTION PICTURES. THANKS TO THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND MOTION PICTURES CAN NOW BE SC
ERECTING A COLLAPSIBLE SCREEN FOR TALKIES SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA. NOTHING IS APPRECIATED MORE BY TROOPS, ESPECIALLY IN BATTLE AREAS, THAN TALKIES, AND EVEN HEAVY RAIN WILL NOT DRIVE THEM AWAY FROM TH
NEW GUINEA. "THERE WILL BE TALKIES TO-NIGHT". THIS STATEMENT NEVER FAILS TO MAKE AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS, ANYWHERE, AND PARTICULARLY IN FORWARD AREAS, SMILE IN ANTICIPATION. THANKS TO THE AUSTRALIAN COMFO
NEW GUINEA. THIS PHOTO IS ONE OF THE FIRST TO ARRIVE IN AUSTRALIA SHOWING THE CIVIL CONSTRUCTION CORPS AT WORK IN NEW GUINEA. JIM ALLERSLADE OF DARWIN HANDS A PLANK TO ANOTHER WORKMAN. (NEGATIVE BY F.
NEW GUINEA. PHOTO SHOWS CIVIL CONTRIBUTION CORPS WORKER MR J. C. COOPER 57 OF SYDNEY ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BUILDING FOR THE ALLIED ARMY. COOPER SERVED IN THE MERCHANT MARINES IN THE LAST WA
NEW GUINEA. WAR CORRESPONDENTS' COAT OF ARMS. DENNIS ADAMS, ONE OF THE OFFICIAL WAR ARTISTS, PAINTED THIS COAT OF ARMS, DESIGNED BY WAR CORRESPONDENTS IN NEW GUINEA, TO HANG IN THEIR MESS. ADAMS (LEFT
