The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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.
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
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
NOEMFOOR ISLAND, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-07. PORTRAIT OF A LOCAL JAVANESE BOY, WHO WORKS WITH THE RAAF AND US FORCES.
Dutch New Guinea. 'Trarbun' 4, and 'Eemy' 3, two little Javanese girls who are working at a scrubbing bench in their mother's laundry, smile shyly at Lance Corporal Ken Thomas of Sydney, NSW, when he
NOEMFOOR ISLAND, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-07. A LOCAL JAVANESE NATIVE AT WORK FOR THE ALLIED FORCES CARRYING A LARGE HESSIAN BAG ON HIS SHOULDER.
NOEMFOOR ISLAND, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-07. A LOCAL JAVANESE NATIVE AT WORK FOR THE ALLIED FORCES CARRYING A LARGE HESSIAN BAG ON HIS SHOULDER.
