Drawing for illustration for 'The R.A.N. at Papua' in 'H.M.A.S. Mk. II' 1943
Art ARTI03566 Second World War, 1939-1945One man looks out from a ship with binoculars, white four other men gather around an anti-aircraft gun.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A man painting camouflage on the side of a ship, suspended by a rop and wooden seat.
One man looks out from a ship with binoculars, white four other men gather around an anti-aircraft gun.

Depicts a series of cartoon vignettes about the perils of Navy life during the Second World War. The cartoon appeared in the magazine "H.M.A.S. Mk II" in 1943.
Four glamorous women gathered around a sailor in uniform, with an angry man in a business suit in the distance.
Two men wearing helmets on the deck of a ship watch as another ship in the distance is bombarded by planes. One plan crashes into the sea.
A sailor in uniform sitting with his head in his hands, and a frown on his face. To his left is an imagination bubble with an image of him and a beautiful woman.
Japanese troops and tank landing in barges at Papua New Guinea and coming ashore, walking into the jungle carrying supplies.
