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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 Unit (ANGAU) centre, Yamil No. 1.
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
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.
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
Yamil No. 2, Maprik, New Guinea. July 1945. Left to right: Corporal L. J. Russel of Sedden, Vic, Private R. G. Tolland of Sydney, NSW, Sergeant P. G. Weats of Melbourne, Vic, with a captured light mac
Yamil No. 1 - Maprik Area, New Guinea. 14 July 1945. Private T. Nicholls of Bairnsdale, Vic, using a flame-thrower to prevent disease-carrying insects from infecting a camp area nearby.
Debui, Maprik, New Guinea. 26 May 1945. No. 6 Observation Post, overlooking Yamil No. 2. Left foreground, Private (Pte) E. S. Wallace of Canberra, ACT. Behind him is Pte G. F. Mayes of Ringwood, Vic.
