The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
9 MILE, PORT MORESBY AREA, PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-12. QX5258 CAPTAIN H. A. MALCOLM (1) AND QX33124 CORPORAL P. H. GORRIE (2) OF THE 2/7TH ANTI-MALARIA CONTROL UNIT FEEDING GAMBUSIA FISH WITH CANNED BEEF. THESE FISH ARE USED FOR STOCKING STREAMS AND PONDS WHERE THEY REDUCE THE MOSQUITO POPULATION BY EATING THE LARVAE OF THE MALARIAL MOSQUITO.
9 MILE, PORT MORESBY AREA, PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-12. MILLIONS OF THE SMALL GAMBUSIA FISH IN ONE OF THE RESERVE POOLS OF THE 2/7TH ANTI-MALARIA CONTROL UNIT. THESE FISH ARE USED FOR STOCKING STREA
9 MILE, PORT MORESBY AREA, PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-12. RESERVE POOLS FOR THE GAMBUSIA FISH USED BY THE 2/7TH ANTI-MALARIA CONTROL UNIT FOR STOCKING STREAMS AND PONDS TO REDUCE THE MOSQUITO POPULATI
9 MILE, PORT MORESBY AREA, PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-12. ONE OF THE 2/7TH ANTI-MALARIA CONTROL UNIT STOCK POOLS WHICH CONTAIN BETWEEN 10 AND 20 MILLION GAMBUSIA FISH WHICH ARE USED TO STOCK STREAMS A
9 MILE, PORT MORESBY AREA, PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-12. GAMBUSIA FISH BEING COLLECTED FROM A RESERVE POOL AT THE 2/7TH ANTI-MALARIA CONTROL UNIT FOR TRANSFER TO POOLS AND STREAMS IN OTHER AREAS OF N
HERBERTON AREA, QLD. 1943-08-16. NX130793 CORPORAL G. D. ROBERTS OF THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN ANTI-MALARIA CONTROL UNIT, DEMONSTRATING CONTROL OF MOSQUITO LARVAE, BY THE USE OF GAMBUSIA, A SMALL LARVAE EATIN
DUMPU, NEW GUINEA. 1943-12-06. VX56467 CORPORAL J. LAWSON OF THE 18TH AUSTRALIAN ANTI-MALARIAL CONTROL UNIT RELEASING FISH IN A STREAM. THESE FISH ARE THE AMERICAN TOP FEEDING MINNOWS (GAMBUSIA AFFINI
