The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIANS TAKE A REST ON THE SIDE OF A DUSTY NEW GUINEA ROAD. THE PATROL RESTS AFTER MARCHING MANY MILES WITH FULL PACK. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. WITH THE BEGINNING OF THE DRY SEASON SOME OF THE ROADS IN NEW GUINEA HAVE BECOME AS DUSTY AS ANY IN THE MIDDLE EAST. BAD THOUGH THE DUST IS, THE AUSTRALIANS PREFER IT TO THE RAIN AND MUD O
AUSTRALIAN AND AMERICAN NURSES IN NEW GUINEA. WHEN AUSTRALIANS AND AMERICANS MEET AND CHAT BY THE SIDE OF A ROAD SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA. THE GROUP INCLUDES MISS N. LANOUETTE OF MILFORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW GUINEA. MILNE BAY. TROOPS ON PATROL DUTY CROSS A DEEP RIVER ON A SMALL NATIVE MADE BAMBOO RAFT. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. A.I.F. BAKERS AT WORK IN NEW GUINEA. PTE. N. BLACKSHAW, OF WEST RYDE, N.S.W. SGT. A. JENKINS OF INVERELL, N.S.W. TAKE BREAD FROM THE COOLING RACKS. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. LIEUT J.H. LANE OF BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA SITTING ON HIS P38 FIGHTER. THE FOUR FLAGS PAINTED ON THE SIDE INDICATE HE HAS SHOT DOWN 4 ZEROS IN NEW GUINEA. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
Members of the 2/2nd Pioneers walk along a dusty road from their training camp on a trek of 140 miles, with full kit (average weight 70 lbs). They are led by Major J. T. Lang MC, a veteran of World Wa
