The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WAU - BULOLO ROAD, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-26. VIEWING FROM THE WAU - BULOLO ROAD TOWARDS THE BULOLO NO. 1 POWER HOUSE WHICH WAS DESTROYED BY AUSTRALIAN COMMANDOS DURING THE JAPANESE ADVANCE ON WAU IN 1943.
WAU - BULOLO ROAD, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-26. THE HONOURABLE E.J. WARD, MINISTER FOR EXTERNAL TERRITORIES IN THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT (1), WITH MR J. R. HALLIGAN, SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL TERRI
WAU, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-25. THE HONOURABLE E.J. WARD, MINISTER FOR EXTERNAL TERRITORIES IN THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT (1), WITH MEMBERS OF HIS OFFICIAL PARTY INSPECTING THE WREAKAGE OF THE NO.1 BULOLO
WAU - BULOLO ROAD, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-26. A DREDGE OWNED BY THE BULOLO GOLD MINING COMPANY STANDS UNUSED 6 MILES FROM SUNSHINE AFTER BEING RENDERED USELESS BY AUSTRALIAN COMMANDOS DURING THE JAPANESE
WAU - LAE ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1944-02-20. THE REMAINS OF A CIVILIAN POWER-HOUSE VIEWED FROM THE ROAD APPROXIMATELY 5 MILES FROM WAU ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE BULOLO RIVER. COMMANDOS DESTROYED THE PLANT W
WAU - LAE ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1944-02-20. A SUSPENSION BRIDGE BUILT BY AUSTRALIAN ARMY ENGINEERS ACROSS THE BULOLO RIVER SIX AND A HALF MILES FROM WAU. IT REPLACES A BRIDGE DESTROYED BY AUSTRALIAN COMMA
WAU - LAE ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1944-02-20. A SUSPENSION BRIDGE BUILT BY AUSTRALIAN ARMY ENGINEERS ACROSS THE BULOLO RIVER SIX AND A HALF MILES FROM WAU. IT REPLACES A BRIDGE LDESTROYED BY AUSTRALIAN COMM
