The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Karawop, New Guinea. 1945. Private (Pte) J. McCormick of Newcastle, NSW (centre) adds some chloride to water, pumped from a creek in the Cape Karawop area to purify it for use by the troops. Pte N. Skipton of Sydney, NSW (right), is holding the tin of chloride.
Karawop, New Guinea. 1945. Water for the use of troops operating in the Cape Karawop area is pumped from a creek into collapsible canvas containers from which jeeps and other water carriers are filled
Karawop, New Guinea. 1945. Sapper J. Evans of Newcastle, NSW, adjusting the pump head in a small creek from which water is drawn to provide supplies to troops operating in the Cape Karawop area.
Wewak, New Guinea. June 1945. Trooper E. J. Butcher of Hay, NSW, holds a bucket while Trooper E. J. Bell of Sydney, NSW, pumps water for kitchen use after it has been purified with chloride of lime.
New Guinea. 8 May 1945. Members of an Australian patrol in the Cape Karawop area proudly display a Japanese flag which they captured from the enemy. Left to right: Private (Pte) Brodzick of North Sydn
New Guinea. 8 May 1945. An Australian Vickers gun crew in an Australian position at Karawop beach. Private (Pte) G. J. Elks of Dorrego, NSW, is on the left, while Pte N. W. Calwell of Charters Towers,
MINGA CREEK, WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-05-30. CORPORAL M. HOBBY, 2/8 FIELD COMPANY ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, USING WATER PRESSURE TO AID IN SINKING A PILE. WATER IS PUMPED UNDER PRESSURE INTO THE
