The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LABU, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-10. A MIXTURE OF VESSELS UNDER REPAIR AT THE 1ST WATERCRAFT WORKSHOP, AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. THE WORKSHOPS ARE KEPT BUSY REPAIRING LANDING CRAFT, FERRIES, AND ARE CAPABLE OF REPAIRING CRAFT OF UP TO 400 TONS.
LABU, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-10. A MIXTURE OF VESSELS UNDER REPAIR AT THE 1ST WATERCRAFT WORKSHOP, AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. THE WORKSHOPS ARE KEPT BUSY REPAIRING LANDING CRAFT, FER
LABU, NEW GUINEA. 1944-12. THE ARMY VESSEL AM 10 UNDER REPAIR IN A FLOATING DOCK AT THE 1ST WATERCRAFT WORKSHOP SECTION, AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
LABU, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-10. THE LABU LAGOON ENTRANCE AND THE LABU END OF THE LAE - LABU FERRY SERVICE. THE WHARF IS USED BY THE 1ST WATERCRAFT WORKSHOPS, AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEE
LABU POINT, LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-24. THE VIEW ADJACENT TO THE WORKSHOPS SHOWING PONTOONS AND SMALL CRAFT AWAITING REPAIR AT THE 1ST WATERCRAFT WORKSHOP. THE PEOPLE IN THE PHOTOGRAPH ARE NOT MEMBER
LABU, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-10. QX2886 SERGEANT H.J. GARDINER, AN ELECTRICAL FITTER AT THE 1ST WATERCRAFT WORKSHOPS, AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, SCREWS INSULATORS INTO A COCONUT TREE
LABU, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-10. LATHES AND OTHER MACHINERY USED AT THE 1ST WATERCRAFT WORKSHOPS, AUSTRALIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS FOR REFITTING SHIPS ENGINES. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- VX
