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Photograph 016869 Second World War, 1939-1945Dutch New Guinea. Corporal Les McKay of Albury, NSW, compares his rifle to the 'goose-gun' of Antonius, a Javanese native boy, who makes his living by shooting wild geese in the swamplands.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Dutch New Guinea. Portang, a Javanese native boy, who sells native food to the Aussies, gives Sergeant George McKay of Innisfail, Qld, a hand, by turning the grindstone for him, while he sharpens his jungle-knife.
Dutch New Guinea. Corporal Les McKay of Albury, NSW, compares his rifle to the 'goose-gun' of Antonius, a Javanese native boy, who makes his living by shooting wild geese in the swamplands.

New Guinea. Private Bob McLachlan of Brisbane, Qld, made 'cobbers' with 'Gunny' a young Javanese native boy, and presents him with a model fighter plane he has carved for him.

Dutch New Guinea. When Private (Pte) Joe Horton of Townsville, Qld, gets stuck in the mud, during landing practice, Pte Kelly Otto of Tara, Qld, gives him a helping hand.

NOEMFOOR ISLAND, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-07. PORTRAIT OF A LOCAL JAVANESE BOY, WHO WORKS WITH THE RAAF AND US FORCES.

NEW GUINEA. MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE (AAMWS), NELL BACKHOUSE OF KILLARNEY, QLD AND BETTY GOODWIN OF BELLEVUE HILL, NSW, HAVE A COOLING DRINK OF COCONUT MILK WHILE VILLAGE

Dutch New Guinea. 'Bokai' and 'Cardu' two Javanese native boys using a native cross-cut saw, during building operations for the army.
