The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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. BAGNALL).
NEW GUINEA. THIS PHOTO IS THE FIRST TO ARRIVE IN AUSTRALIA SHOWING THE MEN OF THE CIVIL CONSTRUCTION CORPS PLAYING THEIR PART IN THE DEFEAT OF THE ENEMY. IT SHOWS J. DELANEY, AGED 50 YEARS OF LEICHHAR
NEW GUINEA. CIVIL CONSTRUCTION CORPS (C.C.C.) IN NEW GUINEA, THE C.C.C. WHICH HAS DONE INVALUABLE WORK IN AUSTRALIA'S WAR EFFORT IS NOW ON THE JOB IN NEW GUINEA. VOLUNTEERS FROM THE CORPS WERE RUSHED
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. THIS PHOTO, ONE OF THE FIRST TAKEN OF THE CIVIL CONSTUCTION CORPS MEN WORKING IN THE WAR ZONE, IS OF G. ASKEW 60, OF PADDINGTON, N.S.W. ASKEW WAS IN THE MERCHANT MARINES IN THE LAST WAR. (
France. 24 May 1945. N1720 Frank Bagnall, Australian Department of Information (DOI) cameraman, in front of a Mosquito aircraft in France holding a 35mm Bell and Howell Eyemo motion picture cine camer
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
