The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. GOODVIEW JUNCTION COOKING SCONES WITHIN A HALF A MILE OF THE FRONT LINE AT GOODVIEW JUNCTION. ON THE LEFT IS CPL. JIM DRUMMOND, OF GUNBOWER, VIC. WITH HIM IS PTE. ALBERT PORTER, OF MOORABBIN, VIC. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
NEW GUINEA. GOODVIEW JUNCTION. PTE. HARRY PARSONS OF PORT MELBOURNE, VIC., WHO WAS CUT OFF FROM HIS MATES WHILE ON PATROL AT KOMIATUM. BEFORE PARSONS SCRAMBLED TO SAFETY THE JAPANESE CHASED HIM FOR OV
NEW GUINEA. GOODVIEW JUNCTION. PTE. HARRY MCLENNAN, OF DIMBOOLA, VIC., WITH A JAPANESE BAYONET WHICH HE FILED DOWN FOR USE AS A SHEATH KNIFE. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
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. Goodview Junction. Private Clarry Elliott, of Dimboola, Vic, an AIF sniper at Goodview Junction examines the British made pattern 1918 telescopic sight mounted on his No 3 MK1*(T) .303 cal
NEW GUINEA. TROOPS VOTING IN FEDERAL ELECTIONS. WITHIN HALF A MILE OF THE JAPANESE FRONT LINES AT FOODVIEW JUNCTION, AUSTRALIAN TROOPS VOTED IN THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS. THIS PHOTO SHOWS SOLDIERS LINING
NEW GUINEA. FOOD IN THE FRONT LINE. PRACTICAL EVIDENCE OF THE WORK OF OPERATIVES IN PREPARING SPECIAL PACKS FOR TROOPS OPERATING IN FORWARD JUNGLE AREAS. TAKEN AT GOODVIEW JUNCTION THIS PICTURE SHOWS
