The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wewak, New Guinea. Working on an old Japanese truck are, part of a mechanical course which they selected in the 6th Division Rehabilitation Scheme, are, left to right: Private (Pte) A. J. Clark of Ardath, WA; Corporal McGlenn of Mt Hawthorn, WA; Pte L. Rowles of Goomalling, WA.
Wewak, New Guinea. Operating a circular saw which supplies timber for the various needs of 2/11th Battalion in the 6th Division Rehabilitation Scheme are, left to right: Private (Pte) W. J. Cooper of
WIRUI BEACH, WEWAK, NEW GUINEA. 1945-09-04. A JAPANESE TRUCK BEING REFITTED BY MEMBERS OF 2/11 INFANTRY BATTALION. PRIVATE A.J. CLARK (1), IS WORKING ON THE RADIATOR WHILE PRIVATE L. ROWLES (2), ADJUS
CORPORAL R. A. MOBBS OF NORTH PARRAMATTA, NSW, (LEFT), AND SAPPER J. H. BARRETT OF COTTESLOE, WA, (RIGHT), MEMBERS OF 7 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY, SITTING WITH THEIR GEAR AS THEY WAIT THEIR TURN TO
The architectural and mechanical drawing class, under the AIF Educational Scheme at Westham Camp, No. 2 Australian Command Depot. Left to right: 22194 Private (Pte) A. Clark, AVC (standing at drawing
New Guinea. Relaxing in a palm leaf shelter after a Company conference, Lieutenant (Lt) J. T. Simon of Sydney, NSW, Lt R. S. Price of Cottesloe, WA, Lt C. Paterson of Binjarra, WA, Warrant Officer A.
TADJI NEAR AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-10. TARGET FOR TOMORROW IS DISCUSSED BY RAAF CREWS OF NO. 8 (BEAUFORT) SQUADRON RAAF AND US AIR FORCE PERSONNEL ON THE AIRSTRIP. AUSTRALIAN AND AMERIC
