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Photograph P02001.011 Second World War, 1939-1945Townsville, Qld. c.1944. Members of the RAN load large rolls of cable onto a truck with the assistance of a crane. (Original housed in AWM Archive Store)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Dutch New Guinea. Private Jack Petersen of Townsville, Qld, helps Netherlands East Indies soldier, Wass, to load sacks of Australian rice onto a truck. Rice is the staple diet of the Javanese, Malayan and Dutch troops and civilians and is imported here entirely from Australia.
Townsville, Qld. c.1944. Members of the RAN load large rolls of cable onto a truck with the assistance of a crane. (Original housed in AWM Archive Store)

Townsville, Qld. c.1944. Members of the RAN load large rolls of cable onto a truck with the assistance of a crane. (Original housed in AWM Archive Store)

Townsville, Qld. c.1944. Members of the RAN load large rolls of cable onto a truck with the assistance of a crane. (Original housed in AWM Archive Store)

NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. DRIVEN OUT OF THE NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES BY THE JAPANESE THIS DUTCH SQUADRON MADE ITS WAY TO AUSTRALIA AND IS STILL FIGHTING THE ENEMY THIS TIME WITH MORE MODERN EQUIPMENT. PANGKE

TARAKAN ISLAND, 1945-05-25. DUTCH AND JAVANESE PERSONNEL REPAIRING, BY WELDING, THE WATER PIPE LINES WHICH CARRY WATER TO THE TOWN FROM THE STORAGE TANKS ON TARAKAN HILL. THE WORK IS BEING CONTROLLED

NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. AT AN OPERATIONAL BASE SOMEWHERE IN NORTH AUSTRALIA, A DUTCH BOMBER SQUADRON SETTLES IN. THE PHOTO SHOWS JAVANESE SPLITTING BAMBOO INTO FLAT STRIPS AND THEN PLAITING THE STRIPS INT
