The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Yamil No. 1 Maprick, New Guinea. 18 July 1945. Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) centre at Yamil No. 1 reopened after being in Japanese controlled territory for two years. Troops stand at present arms as the British flag is raised.
Maprik, New Guinea. 18 July 1945. The guard of Police Boys and Sentry Boys, rifles on their shoulders, at the official opening of Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) centre at Yamil No.
Maprik, New Guinea. 18 July 1945. Brigade Education Officer, Lieutenant Whiteley of Melbourne, Vic, lectures men of the 6th Division on post-war occupation at the Australian New Guinea Administrative
Maprik, New Guinea. 18 July 1945. Men of the 6th Division with Police Boys and Sentry Boys form a ceremonial guard at the official opening of Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) centre a
Yamil No. 2, Maprick Area, New Guinea. 10 July 1945. Wounded being carried by native boys on bush stretcher after attack on Japanese position.
Yamil No. 2, Maprick Area, New Guinea. 10 July 1945. Troops set fire to huts amongst the coconuts palms from which snipers were firing.
Yamil No. 2, Maprick Area, New Guinea. 10 July 1945. At lookout positions surrounding the airstrip troops are on guard against Japanese interference with native workers. From left, Private (Pte) M. Ma
