The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Guinea. A sign is unveiled and the salute taken as the last post is sounded at the opening of the memorial oval at Lae dedicated to the memory of SX24829 Corporal Ronald Charles Riley of South Australia who was accidentally killed in a jeep accident on 21 March 1944. It was dedicated by the Commanding Officer of his unit. Left to right: Lieutenant Colonel T. C. Stone; Colonel S. Johnston; Chaplain W. S. Daw, Dean of Bendigo, Vic.
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-13. VX93179 CHAPLAIN W.S. DAU, DEAN OF BENDIGO, VICTORIA (3) PRAYING DURING THE OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY OF THE CORPORAL RONALD RILEY, MEMORIAL GROUND AFTER DX858 LIEUTENANT
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-13. LANCE CORPORAL F. INGLIS (1) SOUNDING THE "LAST POST" AT THE CONCLUSIION OF THE OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY OF THE CORPORAL RONALD RILEY MEMORIAL GROUND WHICH WAS PERFORMED
AMBON. CHAPLAIN C. H. PATMORE, RECTOR OF CASTLEMAINE, DIOCESE OF BENDIGO, CONDUCTING A CHURCH SERVICE IN THE PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMP, 8TH DIVISION. CHAPLAIN PATMORE WAS KILLED ON THE ISLAND IN A BOMBING
This altar stone was placed on the site of the old Christian altar, of the 4th century. The Union Jack shown in the picture, was carried all through Palestine, and Syria, by the Camel Corps, and the f
NAGADA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-07-26. THE CAPTAIN OF THE AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL TEAM OF THE 29/46TH INFANTRY BATTALION TALKING TO HIS MEN AT HALFTIME DURING THEIR MATCH AGAINST A TEAM FROM THE 37/52ND IN
LABU, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-03. NGX2199 CAPTAIN V.H. SHERWIN, THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND CHAPLAIN (1), GREETING QX34507 LIEUTENANT COLONEL W.J. REINHOLD, CBE, MC, COMMANDER ROYAL ENGINEERS (A.I.F.), (2), AND
