The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. FALL OF LAE. SEATED ON A BARGE AT LAE ARE W. CARTY D.O.I. CAMERAMAN, BARRY YOUNG DAILY MIRROR CORRESPONDENT AND STAFF SERGEANT JACK THOMSTON OF YASS, N.S.W.
NEW GUINEA. LAE. A GROUP OF WAR-CORRESPONDENTS AFTER THE LAE CAMPAIGN. LEFT TO RIGHT - HARRY SUMMERS (SYDNEY MORNING HERALD) GEOFFREY HUTTON (ARGUS) WILLIAM CARTY (D.O.I.) ALAN DAWES (AUSTRALIAN EVENI
NEW GUINEA. FALL OF LAE. PTE. E. MACDONALD OF PERTH, W. AUST., DRINKS OUT OF A TIN AND PTE. D. DOONAN OF BONDI, N.S.W. OUT OF HIS TIN HAT DURING A REST AT LAE.
NEW GUINEA. ATTACK ON LAE. THIS PLATOON OF A FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN BATTALION TOOK PART IN THE VICTORIOUS ADVANCE ON LAE. LT. JACK SCOTT OF BOGABILLA, N.S.W. WITH A MAP POINTS OUT THE PLATOON'S POSITION IN
NEW GUINEA. FALL OF LAE. AROUND A DAMAGED JAPANESE MOBILE SEARCHLIGHT ABANDONED AT LAE ARE SGT. BERT HARKNESS OF GLENELG, SOUTH. AUSTRALIA, PADRE E. A. JAMES OF MELBOURNE, VIC., PTE. J. GATES OF PREST
NEW GUINEA. BUSO RIVER - LAE AREA. STAFF SERGEANT JIM WADE OF NEWCASTLE, N.S.W. INSPECTS FOOD BEING COOKED BY A PIONEER UNIT. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
NEW GUINEA. FALL OF LAE. ARTILLERY PLAYED A BIG PART IN THE FALL OF LAE. DURING THE ADVANCE ARTILLERY WAS HAULED THROUGH JUNGLES AND OVER STREAMS. GUNNER G. BAKER OF BOOMI, N.S.W. FELLING A TREE TO CL
