The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-05-23. MEMBERS OF THE TOC H SOCIETY REMEMBERING THEIR FALLEN BRETHREN DURING THE "CEREMONY OF LIGHT" AT ST JOHN'S CHURCH. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- S6585 S/A (STORES ASSISTANT) P NAYLOR, RAN (1); NX119089 SERGEANT S WOOD (2); VX142492 CORPORAL S NARRCOTT (3); NX146117 CHAPLAIN F M HILL (4); VX116522 CORPORAL L L MORRIS (5); VX126230 PRIVATE V D BARTLETT (6); 26148 CODER R CHIPPER, RAN (7); NX118779 WARRANT OFFICER 1, A E PEARSON (8).
MEMBERS OF THE FIRST PAPUAN SERVICES CREW, (ROVERS), AT THEIR GENERAL MEETING IN ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. THE BANNER AT THE BACKGROUND HAS BEEN SIGNED BY ALL MEMBERS FOR FORWARDING TO THE NEW SOUTH WALES BR
Port Moresby, New Guinea. 1944-05-13. Troops of 10 Anti-aircraft and Fortress Company, Royal Australian Engineers, building pews for St John's Church of England. Left to right: Sapper W. R. Pauley; Co
Port Moresby, New Guinea. 1944-06-06. The interior of the gun pit where Chaplain F. M. Hill, of St John's Church of England, holds a Padre's Hour for members of the Paga Paga Battery, Coast Artillery,
Members of the Paga Paga Battery, Coast Artillery, Royal Australian Engineers (RAE), sitting around a sand bag pit listening to NX146117 Chaplain F. M. Hill (left foreground, sitting on sandbags), St
Group portrait of the Deputy Assistant Adjutant General's Section of Australian Base Records at the 3rd Echelon. Left to right, back row: 5526 Corporal (Cpl) H. J. Taylor; 454 Sergeant (Sgt) S. J. Pen
Group portrait of staff of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) base store, HMAS Basilisk. Identified from left to right, back row: Stores Assistant Murname (6); Stores Assistant Crane (7); Warrant Supply
