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NEAR WEWAK. C. 1944-06. AERIAL VIEW OF A CATALINA FLYING BOAT RESCUING FROM THE SEA FLIGHT SERGEANT G. S. MOGG, MUDGEE, NSW, AN RAAF KITTYHAWK PILOT WHO HAD TO DITCH NEAR WEWAK. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS ..

WEWAK AREA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-10. AIRCRAFT OF NO. 8 (BEAUFORT) SQUADRON RAAF, CODE NAME UV-E, UV-S, UV-W, WING THEIR WAY HOME AFTER DROPPING BOMBS ON AN ENEMY TARGET NEAR WEWAK

MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-12-25. RAAF PERSONNEL ENJOYING THE UNUSUAL ENTERTAINMENT OF A NATIVE SING-SING ON CHRISTMAS DAY IN NEW GUINEA. ALL NEIGHBOURING TRIBES WERE REPRESENTED. THE UNUSUAL ..

KIRIWINA, TROBRIAND ISLANDS, PAPUA. C. 1943-11-30. AN INFORMAL GROUP PORTRAIT OF MEMBERS OF NO. 6 MOBILE WORKS SQUADRON RAAF TAKEN ON THE DECK OF THE SHIP JUST BEFORE DEPARTURE FROM KIRIWINA TO ..

MILNE BAY, PAPUA. C. 1942-10. A BEAUFORT BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF NO. 100 SQUADRON RAAF SENDS UP A SPRAY OF MUD DURING TAKE-OFF FROM GURNEY AIRSTRIP

AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-06. LEFT TO RIGHT: ARTHUR DRAKEFORD, THE MINISTER FOR AIR, JOHN DEDMAN, THE MINISTER FOR WAR ORGANISATION OF INDUSTRY, AND AIR COMMODORE F. R. W. SCHERGER, ..

AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-06. LEFT TO RIGHT: ARTHUR DRAKEFORD, THE MINISTER FOR AIR, JOHN DEDMAN, THE MINISTER FOR WAR ORGANISATION OF INDUSTRY, AND AIR COMMODORE F. R. W. SCHERGER, ..

AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-06. LEFT TO RIGHT: ARTHUR DRAKEFORD, THE MINISTER FOR AIR, JOHN DEDMAN, THE MINISTER FOR WAR ORGANISATION OF INDUSTRY, AND AIR COMMODORE F. R. W. SCHERGER, ..

NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-05. RAAF DENTIST ATTENDING TO A PATIENT IN A DENTAL SECTION

AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-06. AIR COMMODORE F. R. W. SCHERGER, THE AIR OFFICER COMMANDING NO. 10 GROUP RAAF (LEFT), ARTHUR JOHN DEDMAN, THE MINISTER FOR WAR ORGANISATION OF INDUSTRY ..

AITAPE, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1944-06. ARTHUR DRAKEFORD, THE MINISTER FOR AIR, ACCOMPANIED BY AIR COMMODORE F. R. W. SCHERGER, THE AIR OFFICER COMMANDING NO. 10 GROUP RAAF, AND OTHER RAAF ..

New Guinea. C. 1937. Aerial view of pre-World War II airfield in New Guinea, possibly Wau