The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WAU - LAE ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1944-02-20. THE REMAINS OF A CIVILIAN POWER-HOUSE VIEWED FROM THE ROAD APPROXIMATELY 5 MILES FROM WAU ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE BULOLO RIVER. FCOMMANDOS DESTROYED THE PLANT WHEN JAPANESE FORCES WERE ADVANCING ON WAU. IT IS NOW OCCUPIED BY THE 8TH MOTOR TRANSPORT WORKSHOPS, AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
WAU - LAE ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1944-02-20. THE REMAINS OF A CIVILIAN POWER-HOUSE VIEWED FROM THE ROAD APPROXIMATELY 5 MILES FROM WAU ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE BULOLO RIVER. COMMANDOS DESTROYED THE PLANT W
WAU - LAE ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1944-02-20. THE ROAD LEADING TO SUNSHINE SKIRTING THE NORTHERN SIDE OF THE BULOLO RIVER APPROXIMATELY 9 MILES FROM WAU.
WAU - LAE ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1944-02-20. A SUSPENSION BRIDGE BUILT BY AUSTRALIAN ARMY ENGINEERS ACROSS THE BULOLO RIVER SIX AND A HALF MILES FROM WAU. IT REPLACES A BRIDGE DESTROYED BY AUSTRALIAN COMMA
WAU - BULOLO ROAD, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-26. VIEWING FROM THE WAU - BULOLO ROAD TOWARDS THE BULOLO NO. 1 POWER HOUSE WHICH WAS DESTROYED BY AUSTRALIAN COMMANDOS DURING THE JAPANESE ADVANCE ON WAU IN 194
WAU - LAE ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1944-02-20. THE BULOLO RIVER APPROXIMATELY 600 FEET BELOW THE ROAD SHELF PICTURED ABOUT 10 MILES FROM WAU ON THE ROAD TO SUNSHINE. THE ROAD IS OFTEN CLOSED THROUGH LANDSLID
WASU - LAE ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1944-02-20. A SECTION OF THE ROAD APPROXIMATELY 4 MILES FROM WAU ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BULOLO RIVER. THE ROAD APPEARS IN THE FOREGROUND, AND CONTINUES BEYOND THE GULLY.
