The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Headquarters, Milne bay Base Sub Area. The native building on the left is the “Q” Store and stands on the site of the 5th Division “A” and “Q” Administration block. A large anti-malaria notice hangs outside. The native building behind the parking area and to the right of the picture is used for sleeping quarters.
The Commander’s Hut is pictured on the left with part of the Administration huts at Headquarters, Milne Bay Base Sub Area. The near wing of this block stands on the site originally held by Headquarte
This notice, hanging across the entrance to the Reception and General Details Depot of the Milne Bay Sub Area ios one of a number erected at the depot to make men conscious of the dangers of malaria.
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-16. THE CAMP SITE AND SLEEPING QUARTERS OF THE 1ST WATER TRANSPORT GROUP, AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
Private Bay Fauvel of the 9th Division, painted this sign which is one of many hanging in the Reception and General Details Depot of the Milne Bay Sub Area. This cartoon was erected to counter the ru
Kure, Japan. 1950-01-06. Panoramic view of the Royal Australian Army Service Corps, BCOF, seen from the roof of the Royal Australian Signals Other Ranks Quarters. Left to right: Cold Storage Plant; Re
A portion of the native quarters at Headquarters Baraga Native Labour Camp, Milne Bay. The camp now contains 1800 natives engaged on the docks, road maintenance and malaria control supported by 25 Au
