The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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.
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. Sk
FRENCHS FOREST, NSW. 1943-06-12. AFTER LEAVING THE TREATMENT SHED, THE WATER DRAINS INTO SLUDGE TANKS, THEN THROUGH STONE FILTERS. FROM THERE THROUGH SAND FILTERS, AFTER WHICH IT IS TREATED WITH CHLOR
FRENCHS FOREST, NSW. 1943-06-12. AFTER LEAVING THE TREATMENT SHED, THE WATER DRAINS INTO SLUDGE TANKS, THEN THROUGH STONE FILTERS. FROM THERE THROUGH SAND FILTERS, AFTER WHICH IT IS TREATED WITH CHLOR
Wewak Area, New Guinea. 24 May 1945. Trooper (Tpr) W. E. Jones of Summer Hill, NSW (right), Tpr J. W. Brown of Dromana, Vic, and Corporal J. A. Lord of Sydney, NSW, display machine gun ammunition stra
Wewak, New Guinea. June 1945. A fresh batch of potatoes which arrived with other supplies from Cape Wom for commandoes is prepared by V. Morris of Sydney, NSW, and Trooper N. Ferguson of Perth, WA, at
NOEMFOOR ISLAND, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-07. FLYING OFFICER R. SMART, RAAF OF SYDNEY, NSW, WHO WAS WOUNDED IN THE HEAD DURING THE ALLIED LANDING ON 1944-07-02 HOLDS A CAMERA WHILE LOOKING UP INTO TH
