The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wewak, New Guinea. 1945. Portrait of TX5600 Corporal John Matthew Corbett (who served under the alias Edwin Howard Lukes), 2/10 Commando Squadron, looking like a modern 'Robin Hood' with a bird of paradise feather in his headgear on patrol duty at Brandi Plantation.
BABIANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-06. MEMBERS OF A TROOPS, 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON CLEANING UP AFTER A PATROL INTO JAPANESE TERRITORY NEAR THE DANMAP RIVER. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- TROOPER L. PICKERING (
BOIKEN, NEW GUINEA. 1945-07-15. TROOPER L. W. SHERRINGHAM (1), AND TX5600 CORPORAL JOHN MATTHEW CORBETT (SERVED UNDER THE ALIAS EDWIN HOWARD LUKES) (2), MEMBERS OF 2/10 CAVALRY (COMMANDO) REGIMENT RE
Members of a Commando unit (probably the 2/10 Cavalry Commando Squadron) which made an amphibious landing at Sand Beach link up with members from a western force at Brandi Plantation. They are holding
Personnel of Battalion Headquarters, 57/60th Infantry Battalion, stand to attention during the morning parade in the Siar Plantation, Madang. Identified personnel are: VX142143 Staff Sergeant Noel G
Australia's newly arrived battalion in Vietnam, 6th Battalion, has completed its settling in stage and is now engaged in its first major operation. The operation, aptly named Lavarack after its barrac
Group portrait of members of `B' Company, 2/19th Battalion, at the Negri Sembilan Cricket Club. The Battalion was captured by the Japanese in the fall of Singapore on 15 February 1942 and most of the
