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TOWNSVILLE, QLD. 1944-01-28. PERSONNEL OF THE 2/28TH INFANTRY BATTALION, PROCEEDING DOWN THE GANGWAY OF THE TROOPSHIP, "VAN HEUTSZ" ON THEIR RETURN HOME FROM NEW GUINEA. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- ..

FARIA RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-11. NATIVE CARRIERS, LOADED WITH RATIONS AND AMMUNITION FOR NO. 11 PLATOON, B COMPANY, 2/9TH INFANTRY BATTALION CROSSING THE FARIA RIVER JUST ABOVE GUY'S POST

1944-01-26. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATION UNIT NATIVES INSPECTING A NEW AMPHIBIOUS JEEP AT THE FACTORY OF THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY

1944-01-26. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATION UNIT NATIVES INSPECTING A NEW AMPHIBIOUS JEEP AT THE FACTORY OF THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY

MELBOURNE, VIC. 1944-04. GROUP PORTRAIT OF PRINCIPAL MATRONS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE WHO ARE ATTENDING THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICE (AWAS) SENIOR ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL. BACK ..

FINISTERRE RANGES, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-23. NATIVES CARRYING A STRETCHER CASE DOWN A STEEP SLOPE FROM SHAGGY RIDGE, ON THE WAY TO THE ADVANCED DRESSING STATION AT GUY'S POST DURING THE ATTACK ON THE ..

MEMBERS OF THE 3RD BASE ORDNANCE DEPOT AT WILSON STREET, TROPIC PROOFING PACKAGES OF SPARE PARTS BY DIPPING THEM IN HOT WAX BEFORE DESPATCHING THEM TO NEW GUINEA. NOTE THE LABELS DENOTING CONTENTS ..

HERBERTON, QLD. 1944-04-25. PERSONNEL OF HEADQUARTERS, 6TH DIVISION, LED BY THE BAND OF THE 2/2ND INFANTRY BATTALION, MARCHING ALONG THE MAIN STREET TO THE WAR MEMORIAL TO TAKE PART IN THE ANZAC ..

MAREEBA, QLD. 1944-04-10. THE ADVANCE PARTY OF HEADQUARTERS, 1ST AUSTRALIAN CORPS BOARDING A DOUGLAS C47 AIRCRAFT, MILITARY VERSION OF THE DC3 AIRLINER, "IRENE" (CALL SIGN VH-CFB) OF THE UNITED ..

BUT, NEW GUINEA. 1945-04-02. A SINGLE ENGINED "SONIA" JAPANESE RECONNAISSANCE FIGHTER AIRCRAFT, THE ONLY PLANE TO ESCAPE PRACTICALLY UNSCATHED FROM THE BLITZ ON BUT AERODROME. IT IS BEING ..

WONDECLA, QLD. 1944-04-23. BAND OF THE 2/1ST INFANTRY BATTALION PRACTICING ROUTINE MARCHES ON THE HERBERTON RACECOURSE

MILNE BAY, PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-31. MEMBERS OF THE 1ST FIELD SQUADRON, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, SLIDE A 6,000 GALLON DIESEL OIL TANK INTO POSITION ON A STAND, USING A POWER DRIVEN WINCH ..