The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Finschhafen Area, New Guinea. Salvation Army Adjutant George Woodland of West End, Qld, is a handy man with a pair of barber's clippers. His 'customer' is 'Daily Telegraph' correspondent Alan Hulls of Strathfield, NSW.
VIVIGANI, GOODENOUGH ISLAND, PAPUA. C. 1944. THE BARBER, SERGEANT T. C. ROBINSON RAAF OF ARIAH PARK, NSW, AND HIS CUSTOMER 69255 SERGEANT C. DALY, ERSKINEVILLE, NSW. THE BARBER'S CHAIR IS A METAL REEL
Salvation Army Captain (Capt) and Welfare Officer Len Summers, formerly of Canberra, chats with Sydney Daily Telegraph war correspondent Bert Castellari, during a lull in a four day exercise in Korea.
Three war correspondents possibly (?) Jeffries,"Daily Mail", George Renwick "Daily Chronicle" and W T Massey "Daily Telegraph" with two Egyptian civilians facing the camera is Dr Makarius, the Syria
Vietnam. 1967-07. Ready for action with his kit and a cigarette is Sydney Daily Telegraph newspaper journalist Mr Reg MacDonald of Kings Cross, NSW. He accompanied Australian Task Force troops on oper
Studio portrait of NX84357 Private (Pte) Alan Thomas Jackson, 2/17th Battalion, of Toongabbie West, NSW. A costing clerk prior to enlistment, Pte Jackson served in the Middle East and New Guinea. Wo
Osmar White, war correspondent, interviewed by Peter Jepperson for The Keith Murdoch Sound Archive of Australia in the War of 1939-45. He discusses journalism; War Correspondent; Melbourne Sun; Keith