The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MALAHANG BEACH, LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-12-31. THE "TANKS A MILLION CONCERT PARTY", WINNERS OF THE BURLESQUE MARCH PAST AT THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES ARRANGED BY THE ARMY AMENITIES SERVICE, MOVING PAST THE JUDGES STAND. THE JUDGES FOR THE DAY WERE: SX21592 BRIGADIER W.E.H. PASCOE, ED, COMMANDING, LAE BASE SUB AREA; LIEUTENANT M.M. KROECK, UNITED STATES ARMY NURSING SERVICE; COLONEL K. MCCATTY, COMMANDING, "E" BASE, UNITED STATES ARMY.
MALAHANG BEACH, LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-12-31. THE OFFICIAL STAND DURING THE CHRISTMAS SURF CARNIVAL ORGANISED BY NX26061 CAPTAIN R.W. DIBBIN, DEPUTY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ORDNANCE SERVICES, LAE BASE AR
The Official Stand during the the Christmas Surf Carnival organised by NX26061 Captain Roy William Dibben, Deputy Assistant Director of Ordnance Services, Lae Base Area and the Army Amenities Service.
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-26. MEMBERS OF THE "TANKS A MILLION" CONCERT PARTY STAGING AN ACT IN THE NEW RECREATION HALL BUILT BY MEMBERS OF THE 22ND WORKS COMPANY AND OFFICIALLY OPENED BY SX21592 BRIGAD
VX104118 Major R.C. Upson (1), VFX47779 Matron E.F. Johns, RRC, 2/7th Australian General Hospital (2), SX21592 Brigadier W.E.H Pascoe, ED, Commander Lae Base Sub-Area (3) and NX105754 Major L.J Sweeny
Studio portrait of SX21592 Brigadier William Edward Hill Pascoe ED, Commanding Officer of the Lae Base Sub Area. Brigadier Pascoe also served in World War 1 with the 5th Australian Light Horse Brigade
Members of the “Tanks a Million” concert party staging an act in the new recreation hall (built by members of the 22nd works company, Royal Australian Engineers and officially opened by SX21592 Brigad
