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KARAWOP, NEW GUINEA. 1945-07-19. MEMBERS OF F FORCE, 2/1 TANK ATTACK REGIMENT, ATTACHED 2/6 CAVALRY (COMMANDO) REGIMENT

KARAWOP, NEW GUINEA. 1945-07-19. MEMBERS OF F FORCE, 2/1 TANK ATTACK REGIMENT, ATTACHED 2/6 CAVALRY (COMMANDO) REGIMENT, BEING INSPECTED BY LIEUTENANT COLONEL E.C. HENNESSY

LAE AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-07-17. THE CRICKET TEAM OF 1 ADVANCED 2 ECHELON. (FOR IDENTIFICATION OF 15 NAMED PERSONNEL REFER TO PROVISIONAL CAPTION OR NAME INDEX.)

LAE AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-07-17. THE AUSTRALIAN RULES TEAM OF 2/7 INFANTRY BRIGADE WORKSHOP. (FOR IDENTIFICATION OF 20 NAMED PERSONNEL REFER TO PROVISIONAL CAPTION OR NAME INDEX.)

LAE AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-07-24. A SECTION OF THE 2/1 GUARD REGIMENT BAND PLAYING DURING A DANCE HELD BY THE STAFF OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY CANTEEN SERVICES

BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-07-21. A 3-TON VEHICLE OF 2/11 FIELD REGIMENT TOWING A JEEP ACROSS THE FLOODED OGORATA RIVER. OWING TO HEAVY RAINFALL THE RIVERS ARE NOW IMPASSABLE TO JEEP TRAFFIC

MAMAGOTA AREA, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-07-22. SERGEANT E.J. BARRAT (1) AND GUNNER H.R. WESCOTT (2), DRAUGHTSMEN OF 3 SURVEY BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, PLOTTING SURVEY INFORMATION ON TO MAPS ..

MAMAGOTA AREA, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-07-22. BOMBARDIER V.H. SMITH, 3 SURVEY BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, MEASURING HEIGHTS WITH AN ABNEY LEVEL FOR RECORDINGS; THE RECORDINGS ASSIST ARTILLERY ..

Cape Boram, Wewak area, New Guinea. Personnel examining an armoured recovery variant of the medium type 97 Chi Ha tank, which was captured on the beach. Army workshops, the tank regiments and the ..

MAMAGOTA AREA, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-07-22. ARTILLERY SURVEYORS OF 3 SURVEY BATTERY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY, SETTING A WAD TO MARK A SURVEYED POINT FOR FUTURE USE AS 25-POUNDER GUN POSITIONS WEST ..

TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-07-19. LIEUTENANT MILLER, AMENITIES OFFICER, 1 MARINE AIRCRAFT WING (US), WITH MAJOR W.A. OLDFIELD, AMENITIES OFFICER AT HEADQUARTERS 2 CORPS (2)

TOROKINA, BOUGAINVILLE. 1945-07-26. THE FIRST CONTINGENT OF "FIVE YEAR RELEASE PERSONNEL" TO LEAVE FOR THE RETURN TO AUSTRALIA. ALL THESE MEN HAVE COMPLETED FIVE YEARS IN THE ARMY AND ARE BEING ..