The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kabakaul, New Britain. 12 September 1914. Members of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF) camped after landing the previous morning from torpedo boat destroyer HMAS Yarra which can be seen in the background lying off the rubble pier. These men were part of the attacking force which subsequently captured the German held areas. The building in the right foreground was used as a dressing station. (Donor Lieutenant Commander G.A. Hill RANR)
KABAKAUL, NEW GUINEA. 1914-09. AUSTRALIAN NAVY AND MILITARY EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (AN&MEF) TROOPS REEMBARKING AFTER A FIGHT AGAINST THE GERMANS. THE DESTROYER IN THE BACKGROUND IS THE "YARRA". (DONOR LT
Rabaul, New Britain. c. 1914. The rubble Kabakaul jetty which was the scene of the original landing in the area by units of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force and of the Tropical Fo
Kokopo, New Britain. 1918-01. The front of the building used as a hospital by the 3rd Battalion, the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary force (AN&MEF), which was otherwise known as the 'Tropi
Kokopo, New Britain. 1918-01. The back of the building used as a hospital by the 3rd Battalion, the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary force (AN&MEF), which was otherwise known as the 'Tropic
Portrait of 121 Able Seaman (AB) Robert David Moffatt, a signaller in the Royal Australian Naval Reserve (RANR). Born in England in 1894, he worked as an engineer in Sydney and served on HMAS Australi
Rabaul (?), New Britain. c.1915. The RAN destroyer HMAS Warrego docked at a wharf with RAN members of the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force (AN&MEF) sitting on the wharf's steps next t
