The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
From left to right VX84603 Sergeant Brian Osborne, QX6239 Major Ernest George Green and VX143907 Private Ronald Joseph Newman, members of the 37/52nd Infantry Battalion, have a final briefing before going out on patrol on Karkar Island.
New Guinea. A senior Australian officer rolls a cigarette while he discusses with members of an Australian patrol on Karkar Island the positions to be occupied. Left to right: Sergeant Major B. Osborn
Members of Headquarters 37/52nd Battalion with members of “B” Company, aboard an American landing barge, at sea, heading from Nagada to Sarang Harbour, a forward base for the attack on Karkar Island.
New Guinea. A senior Australian officer sitting at his 'desk', improvised from a short plank of wood and tree branch legs, discusses with members of an Australian patrol on Karkar Island the positions
QX6239 Major E. G. Green, Officer Commanding B Company, 37/52nd Infantry Battalion, uses a sand model to outline to his officers, NCOs and men the method of attack against Karkar Island.
Members of the 37/52nd Infantry Battalion of an Australian patrol carrying a Vickers machine gun in parts pick their way through dense undergrowth on Karkar Island in pursuit of the Japanese. Gun crew
New Guinea. Corporal K. J. Condon of Hawthorn, Vic, sectional commander of the Vickers machine gun crew of the 37/52nd Infantry Battalion on a patrol operating in the jungle on Karkar Island, stops to
