The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THE SELF NAMED "DEVIL'S OWN" OUTFIT - A GROUP OF AUSTRALIANS WHO HELPED DRIVE THE JAPS FROM MOUNT TAMBU; AND CLEARED THE WAY FOR THE ADVANCE ON SALAMAUA. LEFT TO RIGHT (BACK) CORPORAL DON MATHER OF SOUTH YARRA, VIC, QX28549 PTE. FRANK MCGREEVY OF REDBANK, QLD, PTE FRANK TOWNSEND, OF BOX HILL, VIC, PTE EDDIE WATKINS OF GRAFTON, NSW, PTE JIM MCGOVERN OF RICHMOND, SA, FRONT PTE RON MILLER OF MERINO. VICTORIA, PTE. WALTER DUDLEY, OF WOY WOY, N.S.W., PTE. ARTHUR WALLIN OF SEYMOUR, VICTORIA.
NEW GUINEA. CPL. DON MATHER OF SOUTH YARRA, VIC., OF THE SELF NAMED "DEVIL'S OWN" OUTFIT AT MOUNT TAMBU. SHORTLY BEFORE THE PHOTO WAS TAKEN THE OUTFIT CLASHED WITH A JAPANESE PATROL WHICH WAS RUN OFF
NEW GUINEA. LT. HARRY GILBERT, OF FITZROY, VICTORIA, AND CPL. JOHN SMITH, OF MELBOURNE, VIC., ASSISTING PTE. JIM GEMMELL, OF CASTLEMAINE VIC., AND PTE. CHAS. HANDFORD, OF CASINO, N.S.W. BOTH WERE WOUN
Group portrait of members of the 2/4 Australian Independent Company. Identified, left to right, back row: unidentified; unidentified; unidentified; unidentified; R Williams; T Coops; unidentified; uni
