The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Moresby, New Guinea. The Guinea Gold newspaper is published for Australian and American troops. Two editions are published, the Australian edition carrying Australian home news, the American edition carrying one page of American home news. A four page sheet, each edition carries three pages of general news interest. This material is mainly rewritten from newspapers. US Red Cross girls at an airstrip canteen Marge Haurberger of Virginia, and Alice Slingluff of Chicago, Illinois, holding a puppy, read the paper while having a drink.
Port Moresby, New Guinea. The Guinea Gold newspaper is published for Australian and American troops. Two editions are published, the Australian edition carrying Australian home news, the American edit
Port Moresby, New Guinea. The Guinea Gold newspaper is published for Australian and American troops. Two editions are published, the Australian edition carrying Australian home news, the American edit
The Guinea Gold newspaper is published for Australian and American troops. Two editions are published, the Australian edition carrying Australian home news, the American edition carrying one page of A
An American Red Cross helper, Virginia Rugh of Decatur, Illinois, playing table tennis with an Australian soldier at the American Red Cross Centre at Ward’s Drome, Port Moresby.
An American Red Cross helper, Virginia Rugh of Decatur, Illinois, playing table tennis with an Australian soldier at the American Red Cross Centre at Ward’s Drome, Port Moresby.
An American Red Cross helper, Virginia Rugh of Decatur, Illinois, playing table tennis with an Australian soldier at the American Red Cross Centre at Ward’s Drome, Port Moresby.
