The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 EVENING PAPERS) BARRY YOUNG (TRUTH AND DAILY MIRROR) AND HAROLD DICK (D.O.I.). (NEGATIVE BY MILITARY HISTORY NEGATIVES).
Paris, France. 1945-02-18. Group portrait of Australian war correspondents in the Place de l'Opera in Paris. Left to right: Colin Bingham, of Sydney Morning Herald; Godfrey Blunden, of Sydney Daily an
Paris, France. 1945-02-18. Group of Australian war correspondents. Left to right: Colin Bingham, of Sydney Morning Herald; Henry Bateson of Truth and Sydney Daily Mirror; King Watson, of Sydney Daily
Philippines. Australian War Correspondents who are covering the campaign standing outside their home and headquarters, 'Australia House', on Leyte Island. Left to right, back row: Harry Summers (Sydne
A group portrait of Australian war correspondents reporting the Leyte campaign and two RAAF officers outside the Australian correspondents billets' in Tacloban. Left to right: Squadron Leader F. C. Bi
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.
Philippines. Australian War Correspondents who are covering the campaign, outside a building, Harry Summers and Gordon Holland, both of the Sydney Morning Herald and Age.
