The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. Lieutenant (Lt) J. A. Kingman of Traralgon, Vic (left), Lt A. C. Clark of Elsternwick, Vic, Lt J. Cavanaugh of Buffalo, New York, and a senior Australian officer conferring preparatory to the Australian landing at Karkar Island.
NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS CONFERRING WITH U.S. ENGINEERS PREPARATORY TO THE LANDING ON KARKAR ISLAND WHICH WAS OCCUPIED BY THE AUSTRALIANS WITHOUT RESISTANCE. A MUDMAP IS CONSTRUCTED ON THE SAND
New Guinea. A senior Australian officer giving final instructions to his men, and pointing out natural features of Karkar Island on a mudmap constructed on the sand preparatory to the landing on the i
New Guinea. A senior Australian officer rolls a cigarette while he discusses with members of an Australian patrol on Karkar Island the positions to be occupied. Left to right: Sergeant Major B. Osborn
New Guinea. A senior Australian officer sitting at his 'desk', improvised from a short plank of wood and tree branch legs, discusses with members of an Australian patrol on Karkar Island the positions
Sansapor, Dutch New Guinea. Two Australian officers, Lieutenant (Lt) J. D. McDonald of Willoughby, NSW, and Lt Malcolm D. Clark of Adelaide, SA (centre), and a US officer discussing the successful lan
Outside Lae, New Guinea. 1943. American paratroopers Lieutenant (Lt) Joe Phelan of Grand Island, Nebraska, Corporal (Cpl) Casey Kalowski of Buffalo, New York and Private (Pte) F. Summer of Stockbridge
