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NORTHERN TERRITORY. C 1943. OFFICER INSPECTING TEETH OF AN ABORIGINAL PATIENT.
49 MILE POINT, STUART HIGHWAY, NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1944-09-30. WX37648 SIGNALMAN D.F. SEIDEL, A PATIENT OF SX20313 CAPTAIN A.B. ECKERSLEY, 73RD DENTAL UNIT ATTACHED TO THE 28TH INFANTRY BAT
Northern Australia. An Aboriginal patient being examined by a RAAF doctor or dentist.
49 MILE POINT, STUART HIGHWAY, NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA. 1944-08-01. NX123746 CAPTAIN R.H. LANCELEY, DENTIST OF THE 28TH INFANTRY BATTALION (2), CHECKING THE TEETH OF A FELLOW OFFICER, WX32636 CA
A locally engaged Aboriginal man is transporting supplies as part of a camel team to an allied outpost in the Northern territory.
As supplies are landed at an unspecified Northern Territory beach, Royal Australian Navy (RAN) crew members trade fish and crabs with local Aboriginal people.
A portrait of Ernest, a young Aboriginal from the Northern Territory, wearing a button-up shirt. This portrait was drawn at Mataranka in the Northern Territory during the Second World War.