The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED BY THE ARMY ARE ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR AMENITIES FOR THE TROOPS. IT HAS BEEN DROPPED TO UNITS IN THE MOST INACCESSIBLE AREAS. HERE ARE TWO ARMY BAKERS, PTE. R. M. ROACK, OF JUNEE, N.S.W. READING THE DAY'S NEWS. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED BY THE ARMY ARE ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR AMENITIES FOR THE TROOPS. HERE ARE TWO OPERATORS ON THE JOB - HENIHENI OF HAGNAUBADA, PAPUA, AND PTE. R. MILLER, FORMERLY OF TH
NEW GUINEA. NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED BY THE ARMY ARE ON OF THE MOST POPULAR AMENITIES FOR THE TROOPS. THIS PICTURE SHOWS PARTY OF AMERICAN SAILORS RECEIVING COPIES FROM CPL. A. JOLLY (U.S. SPECIAL SERVICE
NEW GUINEA. NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED BY THE ARMY ARE ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR AMENITIES FOR THE TROOPS. HERE IS THE EDITOR MAJOR R.B. LEONARD, OF ST KILDA, MELBOURNE, ("GUINEA GOLD") ON THE JOB AT 1 A.M. O
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. A.I.F. BAKERS AT WORK IN NEW GUINEA. PTE. N. BLACKSHAW OF WEST RYDE, N.S.W. WITH AN ARMFUL OF LOAVES. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. A.I.F. BAKERS AT WORK IN NEW GUINEA. SIX HUNDRED DOZEN MIXED CAKES ARE COOKED EACH DAY FOR CANTEEN SERVICES. PTE. N.J.C. CLARK, OF WALKERVILLE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, PTE. T.R. CAMPBELL OF DENIL
