The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Convalescent Depot maintained by “A” Company, 8th Field Ambulance. The site, formerly a casualty clearing station, is in a portion of the WaiganI Plantation and lies about half a mile from the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit native labour camp at Baraga.
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
The recently completed Mess Hut at Headquarters Baraga Native Labour Camp, Milne Bay used by Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) personnel. Identified personnel pictured outside from th
Quarters of the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) recently completed at Headquarters, Baraga Native Labour Camp, Milne Bay.
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-20. THE HONOURABLE E.J. WARD, MINISTER FOR EXTERNAL TERRITORIES IN THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT (4), ACCOMPANIED BY AN OFFICIAL PARTY, WATCHES A ROYAL PAPUAN CONSTABULARY G
The recently completed recreational hut used by Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (ANGAU) personnel at Headquarters, Baraga Native labour Camp, Milne Bay.
Moses, Supervisor of 1800 native labourers, inspects native carpenters at Headquarters, Baraga Native labour Camp, Milne Bay. The huts are quarters for the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit (
