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AT SEA. C. 1944-12-31. THE RAN VESSEL ML802 MOVING THROUGH JACQUINOT BAY

WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. NX162766 CORPORAL W. WHYTE, 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT, SUPERVISING A NATIVE GANG SPRAYING A STAGNANT CREEK POOL TO DESTROY MOSQUITOES

MOUNT MARTHA, VIC. 1943-05-18. COMPANIES OF THE SEVENTH US MARINE REGIMENT RENDER HONOURS TO THEIR COMMANDING GENERAL, MAJOR GENERAL A. A. VANDEGRIFT, COMMANDING FIRST US MARINE DIVISION, WHO ..

Personnel of D Company, 2/5 Infantry Battalion, watch, from the cover of the ridge, RAAF Beaufort Aircraft bombing and strafing Ulum Ridge, 350 yards across the gully

WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. A NATIVE OILING GANG SETTING OUT FROM THE CAMP OF THE 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT ATTACHED TO THE 5TH DIVISION, FOR THEIR DAYS WORK OF SPRAYING STAGNANT ..

PIVA AIRSTRIP, JACQUINOT BAY, 1945-07-15. A NATIVE POLICE BOY WITH THE BICYCLE HE USES ON PATROL AROUND JACQUINOT BAY, LOOKING WITH INTEREST AT AN RNZAF CORSAIR ON THE TARMAC

ULUPU, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-10. BRIG M.J. MOTEN, COMMANDING OFFICER, 17 INFANTRY BRIGADE (1), EXAMINING A JAPANESE SWORD CAPTURED BY 16 PLATOON, D COMPANY, 2/5 INFANTRY BATTALION, DURING THEIR ..

WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. TROOPS OF THE 13TH FIELD COMPANY, ERECTING TIMBER STRINGERS FOR A NEW BRIDGE ACROSS THE WUNUNG RIVER. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: SAPPER KING (1); LANCE ..

PALMALMAL PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-29. PERSONNEL OF THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND UNIT, 5TH BASE SUB AREA LOADING CHRISTMAS HAMPERS ONTO A JEEP TRAILER FOR DELIVERY TO THE 4TH INFANTRY ..

PALMALMAL PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-29. BULK STORE NO. 6 OF THE ARMY CANTEENS SERVICE AT THE 5TH BASE SUB AREA

WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. QX54261 SAPPER J. T. HESS (LEFT) AND QX53744 SAPPER J. S. G. LAWRENCE 55TH FIELD PARK COMPANY, BESIDE THE UNIT SIGN PAINTED ON A LARGE CIRCULAR SAW

MALMAL VILLAGE, JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-07-15. WO 2 R. BOWYER (1), AND CPL A.L. BOURN (2), 33 FIELD SECURITY PERSONNEL AT HQ 5 DIVISION. THE MEN WERE PHOTOGRAPHED FOR SPECIAL PASSES