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Photograph 018366 Second World War, 1939-1945New Britain. 1945-04. "The New Britain Yacht Club's" regatta, in which many types of craft participated.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New Britain. April 1945. The New Britain Yacht Club's regatta, in which many types of craft participated. Signaller Tony Liccardo of Sydney, NSW, pipe in his mouth, takes his mascot, a dog called 'Dixie', for a ride on his "surf ski".
New Britain. 1945-04. "The New Britain Yacht Club's" regatta, in which many types of craft participated.

New Britain. April 1945. A section of the crowd that assembled on the bank to witness the events in the New Britain Yacht Club's regatta. A number of boats are in the water.

New Britain. April 1945. The New Britain Yacht Club's regatta was complete in every detail even to the bookmaker who did a roaring trade outside Hotel Jacquinot. In the foreground is a member with the

New Britain. April 1945. Some of the Australian Army Medical Women's Service (AAMWS) who arrived in New Britain joined in the fun at the New Britain Yacht Club's regatta. Their enthusiasm compensated

JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-05-20. LIEUTENANT L.F.C. BLUNT, ARMY AIRWAYS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM, WITH HIS AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMEN'S SERVICE PARTNER WAITING TO BE CALLED TO THE START OF THE M

SIPAAI, BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. 1945-01-07. A MEMBER OF THE "B" CORPS OF SIGNALS ATTACHED TO THE 31/51ST INFANTRY BATTALION WITH HIS DOG MASCOT AND HIS CRATES OF CARRIER PIGEONS PREPARES TO TRANSFER FROM
