The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of NX147871 Captain Douglas Fieldew Pratt, Commanding Officer of the 19th Graves Registration and Enquiry Unit, designer of the Dumpu War Cemetery. He also designed and formed the New South Wales War Memorial Cemetery in Sydney.
ATHERTON, QLD. 1944-01-24. N106252 CAPTAIN E. A. D. HILL MM, OFFICER COMMANDING 7TH GRAVES REGISTRATION AND ENQUIRY UNIT USING A THEODOLITE IN SETTING OUT THE AMENDED DESIGN OF THE ATHERTON WAR CEMETE
ATHERTON, QLD. 1944-01-24. WORKING PARTY OF THE 7TH GRAVES REGISTRATION AND ENQUIRY UNIT WORKING ON THE AMENDED LAYOUT OF THE ATHERTON WAR CEMETERY. SHOWN ARE: WX27924 PRIVATE A. S. G. KENT (1); N1062
PORT HEDLAND, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-02. CAPTAIN W. GREGSON, STAFF OFFICER, GRAVES REGISTRATION AND ENQUIRIES, WEST AUSTRALIAN L. OF C. AREA, AND CAPTAIN W. PICKWORTH, OFFICER COMMANDING "A" COMPANY, 19TH
Neat white crosses mark graves of the men who fell in the Markham and Ramu Valley campaigns. When completed the intention is for this cemetery to be the burial place of all men killed between Kaiapit
ATHERTON, QLD. 1944-01-24. MEMBERS OF THE 7TH GRAVES REGISTRATION AND ENQUIRY UNIT REDESIGNING THE ATHERTON WAR CEMETERY. SHOWN ARE: QX8316 CORPORAL T. ALLEN (1); WX27924 PRIVATE A. S. G. KENT (2); NX
SOPUTA, NEW GUINEA, 1943-07-20. PORTRAIT OF VX20436 LIEUTENANT H. S. LINGARD, OFFICER COMMANDING, 15TH AUSTRALIAN WAR GRAVES REGISTER AND ENQUIRY UNIT.
