The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
DARWIN, NT. 1943-12-27. OFFICIAL AUSTRALIAN WAR CORRESPONDENTS ATTACHED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS FIELD UNIT, NORTHERN TERRITORY FORCE, PHOTOGRAPHED OUTSIDE THE WAR CORRESPONDENTS MESS. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: MR D. DUGAN, "THE AGE", MELBOURNE, VIC (1); MR L. O'DWYER "THE TELEGRAPH", BRISBANE, QLD (2); MR H. COLLINGWOOD "THE WEST AUSTRALIAN", PERTH, WA (3); MR H. DELACY "THE SPORTING GLOBE", MELBOURNE, VIC (4).
DARWIN, NT. 1943-12-27. INTERIOR OF THE WAR CORRESPONDENTS MESS, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS FIELD UNIT, NORTHERN TERRITORY FORCE. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: MR L. O'DWYER "THE TELEGRAPH", BRISBANE,
DARWIN, NT. 1943-12-27. MR H. COLLINGWOOD, A WAR CORRESPONDENT REPRESENTING "THE WEST AUSTRALIAN" NEWSPAPER, ATTACHED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS FIELD UNIT, NORTHERN TERRITORY FORCE.
Philippines. Australian War Correspondents who are covering the campaign standing outside their home and headquarters, 'Australia House', on Leyte Island. Left to right, back row: Harry Summers (Sydne
A group portrait of Australian war correspondents reporting the Leyte campaign and two RAAF officers outside the Australian correspondents billets' in Tacloban. Left to right: Squadron Leader F. C. Bi
WEST WEWAK BEACH, NEW GUINEA. 1945-09-01. WAR CORRESPONDENTS ATTACHED HEADQUARTERS 6 DIVISION RESTING ON THE BEACH AFTER REPORTING THE AITAPE-WEWAK OPERATIONS. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- MR L. O'DWYER
LEYTE ISLAND, PHILIPPINES. C. 1944-11-30. "HOME" FOR AUSTRALIANS. "AUSTRALIA HOUSE", THE NATIVE BUILT BUILDING AT TACLOBAN WHERE AUSTRALIAN WAR CORRESPONDENTS OF THE THREE SERVICES AND PUBLIC RELATION
