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Photograph 016441 Second World War, 1939-1945New Guinea. Jeep motor vehicles and equipment waiting for the bridge over the creek on Blucher Point to be finished with infantry marching past the vehicles to forward positions.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. WHILE WAITING FOR THE BRIDGE TO BE COMPLETED OVER THE CREEK OF BLUCHER POINT, THIS MOBILE OBSERVATION RELAY WIRELESS STATION WAS STILL ON THE JOB DIRECTING FIRE FOR THE ARTILLERY BEYOND BLUCHER POINT. READING LEFT TO RIGHT IN THE JEEP, PTE W. A. LANGHAN, ROSEBAY, AND GUNNER R. HAZELL, ROSEBAY. ON THE PHONES AND WIRELESS, BOMB. N.R. JARRETT, ENFIELD, GUNNER F. CUNNINGS, COWRA, AND GUNNER S. CROSSLAND, HURSTVILLE. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
New Guinea. Jeep motor vehicles and equipment waiting for the bridge over the creek on Blucher Point to be finished with infantry marching past the vehicles to forward positions.

New Guinea. While speaking into a mouthpiece Gunner L. S. Crossland of Hurstville, NSW, pauses from eating his lunch out of a can whilst working a Wireless Relay Station for artillery fire at Nuzen Ri

Meiktila, Burma. c. 4 April 1945. RAAF members inspecting an overgrown pagoda while their Douglas C47 Dakota transport aircraft of No. 194 Squadron RAF is being unloaded, are 427668 Warrant Officer Ma

Meiktila, Burma. c. 4 April 1945. While their Douglas C47 Dakota transport aircraft of No. 194 Squadron RAF is unloaded, three RAAF members of the crew chat to two RAF Regiment anti-aircraft gunners o

GLENALLYN, ATHERTON TABLELAND, NORTH QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA. 1944-08-28. A HEAVILY LOADED JEEP BEING TOWED OUT OF A CREEK BED BY MEANS OF A GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 2 1/2 TON TRUCK WITH A WINCH ATTAC

Informal portrait of 401206 Sergeant (Sgt) George Alban Downton, RAAF, reading a newspaper at Mersa Matruh. Sgt Downton, a clerk from Brighton, Victoria, enlisted in 1940, aged 22. He trained under th
