The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. A machine gun crew relaxes on Karkar Island after having taken up a well concealed position in the jungle. Left to right: Private (Pte) W. P. Christopher of Mansfield, Vic; Pte R. G. Morley of Yarram, Vic; Pte J. E. Fry of Flowerdale, Vic; Pte J. Barcley of Berrigan, NSW; Pte H. J. Condon of Hawthorn, Vic; Pte W. A. MacNamara of Berrigan, NSW.
New Guinea. Members of a machine gun crew take up positions under cover on Karkar Island in pursuit of the Japanese. Left to right: Private (Pte) R. G. Morley of Yarram, Vic; Pte J. Barcley of Berriga
Members of a machine gun crew take up positions under cover on Karkar Island. Left to right: VX132393 (V41349) Private (Pte) Rupert George Morley of Yarram, Vic; V395002 Pte John Robert Barclay of Ber
Members of the 37/52nd Infantry Battalion of an Australian patrol carrying a Vickers machine gun in parts pick their way through dense undergrowth on Karkar Island in pursuit of the Japanese. Gun crew
Private (Pte) R. G. Morley of Yarram, Vic, with machine gun and V395002 Pte John Robert Barclay of Berrigan, NSW, with a tripod, named 'Mount Tripod M.G. Mk IV', advancing through dense undergrowth on
Members of a machine gun crew, Private (Pte) R. G. Morley of Yarram, Vic (left), and V395002 Pte John Robert Barclay of Berrigan, NSW take up positions under cover on Karkar Island. The occupation of
New Guinea. Corporal K. J. Condon of Hawthorn, Vic, sectional commander of the Vickers machine gun crew of the 37/52nd Infantry Battalion on a patrol operating in the jungle on Karkar Island, stops to
