The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Anti malaria work being carried out by spraying stagnant water with parrafin oil. A Model T Ford is in the background.
WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. A NATIVE OILING GANG SETTING OUT FROM THE CAMP OF THE 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT ATTACHED TO THE 5TH DIVISION, FOR THEIR DAYS WORK OF SPRAYING STAGNANT WATER
AIN DUK, JORDAN VALLEY. C. 1917. THE PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS CANALIZATION OF A STREAM CARRIED OUT BY AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS TO PREVENT THE WATER BECOMING STAGNANT AND REDUCING THE RISK OF AN OUTBREAK OF MALARI
A member of the Malaria Control Unit attached to 2/3rd Australian Casualty Clearing Station. Extra precaution has to be taken with malaria control in the vicinity of a Casualty Clearing Station. The p
Tellul, Jordan Valley. Two Model T Ford sedans (left), and a Model T Ford utility (right). The car on the left is being towed by the second car with the help of some of the men who are helping to pu
Members of the Egyptian Labour Corps spraying the water as an anti malaria measure.
DUMPU, NEW GUINEA. 1943-12-06. A TEAM OF NATIVE BOYS EMPLOYED BY THE 18TH AUSTRALIAN ANTI-MALARIAL CONTROL UNIT SETTING OUT FOR THEIR DAYS WORK SPRAYING ALL MOSQUITO BREEDING PLACES WITH A SPECIAL OIL
