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PORT MORESBY, PAPUA. C. 1944. PAPUAN NATIVES EMPLOYED BY THE RAAF HANG OUT WASHING ON CLOTHES LINES

NEW GUINEA. C. 1944. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF JUNGLE TERRAIN

NAMANULA, RABAUL. C. 1915. A COMPOSITE VIEW OF THE HOSPITAL

NAMANULA, RABAUL. C. 1915. THE NATIVE WARD BOYS AND HOUSE BOYS AT THE HOSPITAL

New Hanover, Bismarch Archipeligo. 1944-02-16. An attack by B25 bombers on a Japanese patrol craft, part of a convoy which included the cargo vessel Taisyo Maru (seen at extreme top of picture)

New Hanover, Bismarch Archipeligo. 1944-02-16. An attack by B25 bombers on a Japanese convoy. Picture shows a patrol craft on fire. It was subsequently left aground

New Guinea. 1944. Major R. B. Leonard of Melbourne, Vic (standing), and Lieutenant J. D. Holdsworth of Sydney, NSW, editorial staff of "Guinea Gold" the newspaper which is distributed daily to ..

Alexishafen, New Guinea. 1944-04. Australian troops after the capture of Alexishafen with the spoils of war and barter - a Japanese flag and native carvings

Alexishafen, New Guinea. 1944-04. Left to right: Brigadier G. E. Cameron, Commander 8th Brigade AIF; Lieutenant-General S. G. Savige, General Officer Commanding 2nd Corps and Major-General A. H. ..

Lae, New Guinea. Patients at the Australian General Hospital enjoy a leisurely game of cards. Left to right: Signalman G. Head of Sydney; Gunner W. Lear of Victoria; Sapper J. Branch, Adelaide; ..

Group portrait of unidentified ground crew members of No. 30 Beaufighter Squadron RAAF at Tadji airstrip

New Guinea. 1944. The Department of Information's wall newspaper "Home News" was of interest to Australians and Americans alike. Studying it are Sergeant W. C. Rinker of Tiffin, Ohio, Private First ..