The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Dutch New Guinea. Natives who came a considerable distance through the jungles of Japanese occupied territory to the safety of the Americans at Hollandia. A tribe of 200 natives was brought through by the Dutch New Guinea police boys. While on the trek through the jungle this was the little girl's favourite seat, on her father's shoulders.
Dutch New Guinea. Natives who came a considerable distance through the jungles of Japanese occupied territory to the safety of the Americans at Hollandia. A tribe of 200 natives was brought through by
Dutch New Guinea. Natives who came a considerable distance through the jungles of Japanese occupied territory to the safety of the Americans at Hollandia. A tribe of 200 natives was brought through by
Dutch New Guinea. Natives who came a considerable distance through the jungles of Japanese occupied territory to the safety of the Americans at Hollandia. A tribe of 200 natives was brought through by
Dutch New Guinea. Natives who came a considerable distance through the jungles of Japanese occupied territory to the safety of the Americans at Hollandia. A tribe of 200 natives was brought through by
Hollandia. Dutch New Guinea natives who trekked through Japanese-occupied territory to safety with the Americans at Hollandia. They were guided by Dutch New Guinea Police Boys arriving with them.
HOLLANDIA, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. 1944-06-18. MEMBERS OF NO. 24 MEDICAL CLEARING STATION RAAF UNLOADING EQUIPMENT FROM THE INTERIOR OF DOUGLAS TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT WHICH BROUGHT THE UNIT TO HOLLANDIA.
