The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE S.S. MATUNGA, THE FIRST COMMERCIAL SHIP TO ARRIVE AFTER THE OCCUPATION BY THE AUSTRALIAN NAVY AND MILITARY EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (AN&MEF), AT MADANG WHARF, IN WHAT WAS FORMERLY GERMAN NEW GUINEA, 1914-10/11. (DONATED BY MR. W.H. LUCAS.)
GERMAN GOVERNMENT HOUSE, RABAUL, UNDER OCCUPATION BY THE AUSTRALIAN NAVY AND MILITARY EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (AN&MEF). AN AUSTRALIAN SENTRY CAN BE SEEN AT THE GATE. 1914-10. (DONATED BY MR. W.H. LUCAS.)
COLONEL WILLIAM HOLMES AND STAFF AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE, NAMANULA, RABAUL, 1914. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: LIEUTENANT F.G. CRESSWELL RAN, CAPTAIN R.J.A. TRAVERS. SITTING: COLONEL HOLMES AND MAJOR F.B. HER
COLONEL WILLIAM HOLMES AND STAFF AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE, NAMANULA, RABAUL, 1914. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: LIEUTENANT F.G. CRESSWELL RAN, CAPTAIN R.J.A. TRAVERS. SITTING: COLONEL WILLIAM HOLMES AND MAJOR
A GROUP AT A CRICKET MATCH BETWEEN TEAMS FROM THE MILITARY (AN&MEF) AND CIVILIANS. (DONOR W. H. LUCAS.)
MADANG, NEW GUINEA, 1914. A NAVAL CONTINGENT, MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN NAVY AND MILITARY EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (AN&MEF), UNDER THE COMMAND OF LIEUTENANT COMMANDER LEIGHTON S. BRACEGIRDLE AND LIEUTENANT
The grave of 79736 Private William Henry Malthouse of the 2nd Australian Navy and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF) who died as a prisoner of war at Gustrow, Germany, on 7 December 1918. Private M
