Australian War Memorial
A world-class museum, and an extensive archive. The Memorial's purpose is to commemorate the sacrifice of those Australians who have died in war or on operational service and those who have served our nation in times of conflict.
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WARDS STRIP, PORT MORESBY, NEW GUINEA, 1943-06. 411684 FLIGHT SERGEANT J.A. DRUMMOND (PILOT) AND SERGEANT R. ALLAN (NAVIGATOR), BOTH OF NORTH SYDNEY, WITH THEIR NO 30 (LR/F) SQUADRON, RAAF, ..Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
1943-06-18. NEW GUINEA. NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED BY THE ARMY ARE ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR AMENITIES FOR THE TROOPS. HERE ARE TWO OPERATORS ON THE JOB - HENIHENI OF HAGNAUBADA, PAPUA, AND PTE. R. MILLER, ..Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
1943-06-18. NEW GUINEA. NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED BY THE ARMY ARE ON OF THE MOST POPULAR AMENITIES FOR THE TROOPS. THIS PICTURE SHOWS PARTY OF AMERICAN SAILORS RECEIVING COPIES FROM CPL. A. JOLLY (U.S. ..Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
1943-06-18. NEW GUINEA. THE NATIVE VILLAGE OF HANAUBADA, PORT MORESBY AFTER IT HAD BEEN SWEPT BY FIRE, WHICH IT IS BELIEVED WAS ACCIDENTAL. THIS WAS THE BIGGEST VILLAGE OF "SALTWATER" NATIVES IN ..Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
INFORMAL PORTRAIT OF 406895 SERGEANT EDGAR SEYMOUR WOOLCOTT (PILOT), OF PERTH, WA, AND 28902 SERGEANT ROBERT HASENOHR (NAVIGATOR), OF ADELAIDE, SA, WITH THEIR NO 30 (LR/F) SQUADRON, RAAF, ..Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
1943-06-26. NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIAN BEAUFIGHT CREWS. SGT. G.E. WEIN, OF GAYNDAH, QUEENSLAND (PILOT) AND SGT. D.C. KIRKWOOD OF SMITHFIELD, N.S.W. (NAVIGATOR). (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN)Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
1943-06-18. NEW GUINEA. NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED BY THE ARMY ARE ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR AMENITIES FOR THE TROOPS. HERE IS THE EDITOR MAJOR R.B. LEONARD, OF ST KILDA, MELBOURNE, ("GUINEA GOLD") ON THE ..Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
1943-06-18. NEW GUINEA. NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED BY THE ARMY ARE ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR AMENITIES FOR THE TROOPS. IT HAS BEEN DROPPED TO UNITS IN THE MOST INACCESSIBLE AREAS. HERE ARE TWO ARMY BAKERS, ..Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
1943-06-26. NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIAN BEAUFIGHTER CREWS. F/LT. K. P. WILSON, OF PRINCES HILL, VICTORIA (PILOT) AND SGT. G.B. MOORE, OF DRUMMOYNE, N.S.W. (NAVIGATOR). (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN)Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
ST. GEORGE'S CHANNEL AND BLANCHE BAY. RABAUL LIES NEAR THE RIGHT CENTRE OF THE PICTURE. (THIS PHOTOGRAPH FORMS PART OF A PANORAMA WITH J3082Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
1943-06-25. NEW GUINEA. TECH SERGEANT JOHN D. MILLS OF MONROE, NORTH CAROLINA, CHECKING OVER 1000 AND 2000 POUND BOMBS. THESE BOMBS ARE WAITING TO GO TO LIBERATOR AND FLYING FORTRESS UNITS. ..Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online -
1943-06-25. NEW GUINEA. TWO NEW CHURCHES. IN THE FOREGROUND IS ST. PATRICK'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, AND IN THE BACKGROUND THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN)Australian War MemorialImage Papua New Guinea Online
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