The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Jamie-Maprik, New Guinea. 15 June 1945. A New Guinea youth enjoys the experience of a haircut by one of his comrades with Army clippers.
Jamie-Maprik, New Guinea. 15 June 1945. This Formosan youth, eighteen years old, who was forced by the Japanese to carry supplies escaped from their lines and wandered in the jungle for six weeks befo
Jamie-Maprik, New Guinea. 15 June 1945. Corporal A. O. Gibbons of Devonport, Tas, is intrigued by the native method of carrying children on their back in a string bag tied over their head. The baby is
Jamie-Maprik, New Guinea. 15 June 1945. This New Guinea native boy, Kowtella, is proud to be dressed in a jungle green uniform by Australian troops with whom he is fraternising. Left to right: Corpora
MAPRIK-WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-08-15. A MODEL MAP OF THE MAPRIK-WEWAK AREA AT THE TOPOGRAPHICAL SECTION ATTACHED HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARMY.
Finschhafen Area, New Guinea. Salvation Army Adjutant George Woodland of West End, Qld, is a handy man with a pair of barber's clippers. His 'customer' is 'Daily Telegraph' correspondent Alan Hulls of
CAPE WOM, WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-09-15. PRIVATE J.D. ROCHE (1), GIVING PRIVATE D.D. D'ARCY (2) A HAIRCUT AT HEADQUARTERS 6 DIVISION.
