The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. Dutch and Aussie troops, marching through gateway which incorporates a crest and motto set at the entrance of a former town in the interior of Dutch New Guinea which bears the inscription 'Nederland Zal Herrijzen' which translated means 'The Netherlands will rise again'.
Dutch New Guinea. Soldiers march through a triumphal arch, set on the entrance of an army camp near a native village in the swamplands. The arch built of wood says 'Slamat-Datang' (Welcome Here), in J
The coat of arms and motto, 'Fear God and Honour the King', on board HMAS Melbourne. The coat of arms or badge is derived from the Common Seal used by the Melbourne Town Council from 1843 until the f
HOLLANDIA, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. 1944-06-18. MEMBERS OF NO. 24 MEDICAL CLEARING STATION RAAF UNLOADING EQUIPMENT FROM THE INTERIOR OF DOUGLAS TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT WHICH BROUGHT THE UNIT TO HOLLANDIA.
Rabaul, New Britain, 1945-10. The entrance to a Japanese prisoner-of-war (POW) camp for captured soldiers of the Nationalist Chinese Army. The gateway is a bamboo structure which the former POWs have
BULLDOG BASE, NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-07. PATH THROUGH THICK JUNGLE GROWTH THROUGH WHICH THE TRAM RAIL WILL RUN. SHOWN: SX2663 SERGEANT E. E. SMITH, MILITARY HISTORY SECTION, HEADQUARTERS, STAFF DUTIES, N
NOEMFOOR ISLAND, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-08. MEMBERS OF NO. 78 (KITTYHAWK) SQUADRON RAAF LISTENING TO NEWS COMING OVER THE PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM. MUSIC IS PLAYED DURING THE DAY AND SPORTING RESULTS
