The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. Australians who advanced along the coast of the Huon Peninsula to link up with Americans moving down from Saidor staged an impromptu surf carnival on their first free day. This American team, wearing shoes and towels held around their waists with their army belts, entered to give the carnival an Allied flavour.
New Guinea. Spectators watch the teams in the March Past. Australians who advanced along the coast of the Huon Peninsula to link up with Americans moving down from Saidor staged an impromptu surf carn
New Guinea. Naked competitors running into the water at the start of the surf race. Australians who advanced along the coast of the Huon Peninsula to link up with Americans moving down from Saidor sta
New Guinea. Australians who advanced along the coast of the Huon Peninsula to link up with Americans moving down from Saidor staged an impromptu surf carnival on their first free day. One of the teams
New Guinea. Portrait of Gunner C. Blackford, a lifesaver from Sandringham, Vic, the winner of the surf race. Australians who advanced along the coast of the Huon Peninsula to link up with Americans mo
New Guinea. Australians who advanced along the coast of the Huon Peninsula to link up with Americans moving down from Saidor staged an impromptu surf carnival on their first free day. The troops get p
NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIANS WHO ADVANCED ALONG THE COAST TO LINK UP WITH THE AMERICANS AT SAIDOR STAGED AN IMPROMPTU SURF CARNIVAL ON THEIR FIRST FREE DAY. THE TROOPS GET PLENTY OF SUPPORT FROM THEIR MATE
