The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. GOODVIEW JUNCTION. FUZZY-WUZZIES CARRYING MORTAR SHELLS IN LOTS OF THREE FOR THE A.I.F. WHO WERE THEN FORCING THE JAPANESE BACK TOWARDS SALAMAUA. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
NEW GUINEA. GOODVIEW JUNCTION. MEMBERS OF A SMALL A.I.F. UNIT AFTER THEY HAD RETURNED FROM A PATROL AT GOODVIEW JUNCTION, SEVERAL MILES FROM SALAMAUA. THE PATROL INFLICTED NUMEROUS CASUALTIES ON THE J
NEW GUINEA. GOODVIEW JUNCTION. TYPICAL JUNGLE COUNTRY AND TYPICAL JAPANESE DEFENCES FROM WHICH THE ENEMY WERE DRIVEN BY THE AUSTRALIANS BETWEEN KOMIATUM AND SALAMAUA. FOX HOLES WERE CONNECTED BY TRENC
NEW GUINEA. GOODVIEW JUNCTION. TYPICAL JUNGLE COUNTRY AND TYPICAL JAPANESE DEFENCES FROM WHICH THE ENEMY WERE DRIVEN BY THE AUSTRALIANS BETWEEN KOMIATUM AND SALAMAUA. FOX HOLES WERE CONNECTED BY TRENC
NEW GUINEA. GOODVIEW JUNCTION. THREE MEMBERS OF AN A.I.F. UNIT WHICH ON PATROL AT KOMIATUM KILLED EIGHTEEN JAPANESE. LEFT TO RIGHT: CORPORAL CHARLES WILSON, OF COLLINGWOOD, VIC, PRIVATE JACK KEATING O
NEW GUINEA. GOODVIEW JUNCTION. THREE TYPES OF HEADGEAR WORN BY THE A.I.F. AT GOODVIEW JUNCTION. PTE. KEITH BROWN OF NEW MARKET, VIC., WITH A U.S. GIGGLE HAT. PTE. HUGH MCGILL, OF INNISFAIL, QUEENSLAND
NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIANS FIRING A THREE INCH MORTAR AT MOUNT TAMBU. THE SURROUNDINGS ARE TYPICAL OF THE COUNTRY FROM WHICH ALLIED TROOPS DROVE THE JAPANESE AND THEN PUSHED ON TO SALAMAUA. (NEGATIVE BY
