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Sapper Richard Ashton
|Birth date:
|07 December 1913
|Birth place:
|Australia: Victoria, Melbourne, St Kilda
|Death date:
|29 April 2001
|Death place:
|Sydney, NSW
|Final rank:
|Service number:
|NX80056 - Second World War, 1939-1945
Julian Richard Ashton was a member of the renowned family who founded the Sydney Art School in 1890 (later the Julian Ashton Art School). During the early 1930s, he studied at the school under his grandfather, Julian Rossi Ashton, and by the outbreak of the Second World War had established himself as an artist with a solid classical art training.
After unsuccessfully applying to the Commonwealth Art Committee for appointment as an official war artist, Ashton enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) in December 1941. Early the following year, while a corporal on active service with the Signals Corps in New Guinea, he wrote to the deputy director of National War Memorials: "I have made full use of my spare time here and have made numerous drawings, watercolours and oils of both the air activity, which is considerable, and the life and surroundings...I would hail with delight the chance of giving my whole time and talents to a job which would be of benefit to future generations." Soon after, confirmation of Ashton's appointment as an official war artist was sent via signal to H.Q. New Guinea Force on 25 May 1942 for a period of three months.
It was an ill-fated appointment as Ashton required surgery for appendicitis, received inadequate art supplies and was sent back to Australia to recuperate after contracting Dengue Fever. Furthermore the hasty nature of his appointment resulted in ongoing confusion as to Ashton's status as a war artist. Ashton and the army had assumed that he was being appointed by the Australian War Memorial as an official war artist. While the Memorial believed he had been appointed as an AIF artist under the Military History Section (MHS). As a result he remained a corporal in the AIF and was not given an honorary commission as an officer, in line with other official war artist appointments.
Seconded to the MHS in late 1942 Ashton worked on New Guinea paintings in his Sydney studio. He also proofed illustrations for army annuals, recorded civil defence installations and army anti-air craft crews in and around Sydney while continuing to express a desire to return to New Guinea. The delays in resolving his status and refusal by the MHS to commission him as an officer eventually led to personal antagonism between the artist and John Treloar, then head of the MHS. In April 1943 Ashton withdrew for personal reasons from a MHS group selected to go to New Guinea.
After recording the work of the Water Transport Unit in Sydney, Ashton enrolled in an AIF camouflage and deception course in August 1943. He was reverted to the rank of sapper (draughtsman) at his own request and went on to serve in northern Australia and New Guinea. He continued to work in a private capacity, making a rich visual record of servicemen and locals, especially during the Wewak and Aitape campaigns. In 1975 the Memorial purchased over 160 drawings and oil sketches from Ashton, enhancing his representation within the collection.
Discharged in 1945, Ashton continued to work as an artist. He was employed by the NSW Department of Tourist Activities and Immigration for over 20 years before taking over the directorship of the Julian Ashton Art School in 1961.
Image caption
Richard Ashton, AIF Engineers making a road, Kokoda, ART23677
Alt text: Richard Ashton, "AIF Engineers making a road, Kokoda", Reference number: ART23677
Photographic image caption
Damien Parer, official photographer, and Julian R. Ashton, official war artist, Port Moresby, 30 July 1942, 012933
Alt text: Damien Parer, official photographer, and Julian R. Ashton, official war artist, Port Moresby, 30 July 1942, Reference number: 012933
Rolls and Awards
Damien Parer Official photographer is interested in some sketches of the Independent Light Horse being made by Jullian R. Ashton, Official war artist, . (Negative by Parer)012933
Petrol truck on Moresby Road
A petrol truck is shown ploughing dust on Moresby Road. Three Australian soldiers are hitch-hiking on the back of the truck, sitting on petrol drums.ART28024
Bell P39 Airacobra and Catalina aircraft
Two aircraft damaged by Japanese attacks at Port Moresby are shown. In the foreground is a US Bell P39 Airacobra which crashed into the sea after an encounter with a Japanese Zero fighter. The Consolidated Catalina flying boat in the rear was machine-gunned at night in Port Moresby harbour and...ART28025
Bell P39 Airacobra
A US Bell Aircobra aircraft is depicted in a Dispersal Bay at Seven-Mile Drome near Port Moresby, New Guinea. The Bell P39 Airacobra fighter aircraft used for aircraft was used in the Second World War for recognition purposes. First flown on 6 April 1939, the design of the aircraft was...ART28026
Bailey Bridge
A view of Wewak Point, NewGuinea, showing Bailey Bridge with a truck crossing it over the river and swamp. A sentry post stands to the right and native huts can be seen on the far side.ART28190
Troops bathing at Aitape
Troops are shown bathing at Aitape, New Guinea.ART28191
View from the range behind Wewak
A view from the ranges behind Wewak is depicted, where Japanese positions surrendered to Australians on Victory in Europe Day, 8 June 1945.ART28192
View From Wewak Point
From Wewak Point looking across the isthmus to the swamplands and ranges to the Southeast. Japanese landing craft and ships sunk and wrecked on beach and in bay. Tents cover 25 pounder guns which bombarded hilly positions of Japanese under siege in 1945. Whole area in foreground heavily saturated...ART28193
Japanese positions, Wewak
A view looking West from the main range showing the Japanese positions behind Wewak Point after Victory in Europe Day, 1945.ART28194
Moresby Township
View from a hill depicting Moresby township with the harbour and a ship at the pier seen in the background.ART28195
Tanamerah Dutch New Guinea
Depicts tents with a soldier standing in a jungle clearing.ART28196
From The Rouna Road From Moresby
Looking towards the South coast from Rouna Road, from Port Moresby. View of fields and hills with sea in background, huts along the beach, line of trees in middle ground, road on hill to right.ART28197
Township of Moresby looking southwest
A view of the township of Moresby, looking Southwest. A hill with huts at the base of it are in the foreground, and the sea with a ship to the left can be seen in the background.ART28198
An encampment in Aitape, New Guinea, can be seen surrounded by palm trees with a view of the sea in the background.ART28200
R.A.A.F Chapel
View of a Chapel with palm trees, native figure to right, soldier figure to left.ART28201
Bridge Building Engineers
Road clearing and Bridge Building Engineers above Rouna Falls. Depicts two trucks in foreground and a figure of a man working on the Bridge in middle ground, with a hill to the left with two trucks in background.ART28202
Rouna Road at the 'hairpins'
A view of Rouna Road on a steep hill shown with trucks driving along it and engineers of 2/7 Field Coy Australian Australian Imperial Force widening and repairing it. This road led to the Kokoda Track and was the only ground supply route to army forces in 1942.ART28203
View of Harbour at Moresby
View of the harbour with freighter at quay (left) 2 sailing boats (centre) and huts along the shore, steep hills in the background.ART28204
Landing craft, tank
An American operated landing craft, tank (LCT) is depicted during night time unloading manouvres off Bribie Island, Queensland.ART28205
Wewak Point
View of tents by the sea, forest area and hills in the background.ART28207
Wewak Point at Muschu Island
Wewak Point, North West side looking to Muschu Island. View of small sea inlet, two naked men on dock, three empty row boats nearby, two boats with figures in background and island beyond.ART28208
From Honuabada Village
From Honuabada Village to Moresby across Fairfax Harbour. Depicts a soldier (right foreground) sitting on a hill overlooking the view of the bay.ART28209
A scene at Wewak depicting provosts "persuading" Japanese prisoners.ART28210
Control Observation Post
Sketch for a painting of a Control Observation Post, operated by the Middle Head Garrison Battalion, Sydney. The work shows a typical scene of internal security and coastal defence operations in and around Sydney during the Second World War. Richard Ashton was appointed an official war artist in...ART23645
6 inch gun, Middle Head, Sydney
Royal Australian Artillery; breech block of 6 inch gun and sights, Middle Head GarrisonART23646
4 Heavy Anti Aircraft Battery
Pictured is a 3.7" Mobile British gun brought back from the Middle East by the Australian Imperial Force 4 Heavy Anti Aircraft Battery.ART23647
Five figure studies drawn by the artist whilst he was in Port Moresby. Richard Ashton was appointed an official war artist in 1942, during active service with the Australian Imperial Force in New Guinea, however ill health forced him to resign from the post. After recuperation he rejoined the army...ART23648
Corporal E H Adams
Portrait of Corporal E H Adams, 1 Australian Water Transport Group, wearing a beret with a colour patch sewn to it. The 1st Australian Water Transport Unit was involved in providing water supplies to areas in the Pacific Islands, such as New Guinea, during the Second World War. The berets which the...ART23649
Mr Gavin Long and Captain C Madden
Two portraits depicting Mr Gavin Long, War Correspondent, Morning Herald (on the left), and Captain Charles Deakin Madden (VX17681), Deputy Assistant Director Press Relations, New Guinea Force (on the right).ART23650
Corporal Harry Webster
Portrait of Corporal Harry Webster, diver, 1 Australian Water Transport Group, seated on a folding stool. Cpl Webster is wearing an inflatable pressurised diving suit, boots weighted with lead, and a brass breast plate; his brass helmet with its connected air hose are on ground beside him.ART23651
Mobile 3.7-inch anti aircraft gun
A mobile 3.7-inch anti aircraft gun at Georges Heights, Sydney is shown.ART23653
US Pilot and Major Jack Berry of 39 US Pursuit Squadron
Portraits of two members of the United States Air Force; an unidentified pilot (top) and Major Jack Berry (bottom), both from the 39th US Pursuit SquadronART23654
Colonel Hudson
Portrait of VX117083 Colonel Jack Gerard Varley Hudson , Officer Commanding of Anti Aircraft Group, Port Moresby, New Guinea.ART23655
Peter Connolly
Portrait of Peter Connoly, 39th Australian Infantry Battalion, Australian Military Forces.ART23656
Moresby Raid
Showing bombs from a Japanese aircraft straddling a vessel in Port Moresby.ART23658
6" Fortress Gun
A six-inch gun of the Sydney Fixed Defences, Royal Australian Artillery, in a camouflaged position in Sydney Harbour area.ART23660
Water Transport Group
1st Australian Water Transport Group based at Clifton Gardens, Sydney.ART23661
Middle Head garrison
An encampment for men of the Fortress and Coastal Defence Units. Tents and the site of 6 inch gun can be seen in the foreground, Middle Head Garrison is visible in the distance.ART23662
"Queen Mary" Enterning Sydney with 9th Division
The scene from North Head as the HMT "Queen Mary", carrying troops of the 9th Australian Division home from the Middle East enters the Harbour. HMT "Aquitania", with her four funnels, is seen extreme left about to round South Head, followed by other transports and escorts.ART23663
HMT "Queen Mary"
At anchor in Athol Bight, two days after having returned from the Middle East with troops of the 9th Australian Division.ART23664
Camouflaged Gun Positions, Middle Head, Sydney
Richard Ashton, an artist with the Military History Section, painted a number of works related to Australia's defences during the Second World War. This work depicts anti aircraft guns in place at Middle Head overlooking Sydney Harbour. The guns have been camouflaged using netting to make them...ART23665
Middle Head 6" Gun
Richard Ashton, an artist with the Military History Section, painted a number of works related to Australia's defences during the Second World War. A unit of Sydney Fixed Defences, Royal Australian Artillery, Middle Head, Sydney.ART23666
Catalina on patrol
Showing a Catalina Flying Boat of the Royal Australian Air Force on patrol over the Pacific Ocean off Sydney. A vessel can be seen through a break in the clouds.ART23667
Laloki River
Depicting troops with a Bren gun carrier crossing the Laloki River by means of a primivtive ferry.ART23668
Soldiers, trucks and tents
Richard Ashton, an artist with the Military History Section, painted a number of works related to Australia's defences during the Second World War. This work depicts anti aircraft guns in place at Middle Head overlooking Sydney Harbour. The guns have been camouflaged using netting to make them...ART23669
Flying Fortress Re-Fuelling
A B-17E American bomber, re-fuelling at 7 Mile Drome, near Port Moresby, New Guinea.ART23670
2/3rd Australian Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Sydney
A gun of the 2/3rd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment in position on the shores of Sydney Harbour. Richard Ashton, an artist with the Military History Section, painted a number of works related to Australia's defences during the Second World War. This work depicts anti aircraft guns in place at Middle...ART23671
2/3rd Australian Light Anti Aircraft Regiment
A gun crew of 2/3rd Australian Light Anti Aircraft Regiment at Action Stations during an alarm at Sydney Harbour positions. Richard Ashton, an artist with the Military History Section, painted a number of works related to Australia's defences during the Second World War. This work depicts anti...ART23672
1st Australian Water Transport Group
Depicting the 1st Australian Water Transport Group base at Clifton Gardens, Sydney Harbour. Richard Ashton, an artist with the Military History Section, painted a number of works related to Australia's defences during the Second World War. This work depicts anti aircraft guns in place at Middle...ART23673
Wrecked Bomber
Dismantling a B-26 Marauder Medium Bomber that had crashed on landing at 7 Mile Drome, Port Moresby, New Guinea.ART23674
A fighter plane of the United States Air Force stationed near Port Moresby, New Guinea.ART23675
Port Moresby
View of the wharf, Port Moresby with anti-aircraft defences in the left foreground.ART23676
AIF Engineers making a road, Kokoda
Royal Australian Engineers; group of Engineers standing at side of road as convoy of Army trucks passesART23677
Moresby Anti Aircraft Battery in Action
Gunners of the Royal Australian Artillery with their four inch anti-aircraft gun firing on Japanese planes raiding Port Moresby.ART23678
Lockheed on the Road
A Lockheed aircraft of the Royal Australian Air Force being serviced where it landed on a road near Port Moresby, blocks the passage of a motor ambulance conveying wounded from the forward area.ART23679
Yarning at the water front
Personnel of 1st Australian Water Transport Group are shown relaxing at the waterside near their camp at Clifton Garden, Sydney. Richard Ashton was appointed an official war artist to the Military History Section of the Australian War Memorial in 1942. He provided service with the Australian...ART23680
Aboard the "Alma Doepel"
Pictured is the AK-82 "Alma Doepel", one of the craft operated by the 1st Australian Water Transport Group in Sydney.ART23681
Airacobra being repaired
A group of men are shown repairing a Bell P39 Airacobra fighter aircraft on an airfield in New Guinea. A cluster of petrol drums can be seen in the foreground.ART23682
Camouflaged gun position
Camouflaged machine gun position of the training wing at Georges Heights, Sydney. On the verso is a charcoal sketch of a truck.ART23683
Minesweeper on patrol
A minesweeper of the Royal Australian Navy is shown on patrol in heavy seas off the Australian Coast.ART23684
The bombing of the Macdhui
Japanese bombs are shown exploding around the Burns Philp liner MV Macdhui in the first bombing attack on the vessel at Port Moresby. On the 17th of June, 1942 the Japanese launched this first air raid attack, causing some damage and several casualties, and killing the ship's surgeon Dr C....ART23685
Tanlien, a Chinese political prisoner from Indonesia, interned during the war at Tanamerah, Dutch New Guinea.ART29845
The Major
Portrait of Major Daniel James Toomey (N58725 ), 2/14th Field Regiment, 54th Artillery Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, at Base Hospital.ART29846
Pastor Cornelis Meravese
A portrait of Pastor Cornelius Meravese, Tanamerah, Dutch New Guinea.ART29847
Captain Tukutchi
A portrait of Captain Tukutchi, Japanese prisoner of war.ART29848
Sergeant John Kent
A portrait of Sergeant John Kent, Australian Imperial Forces and driver to Correspondents' MessART29849
Bernard McDonell
A portrait of Bernard Joseph ''Bernie" McDonell (QX44935), Signals Operator, Headquarters.ART29850
Malay soldier
A portrait of a Malay soldier, Merauke, Dutch New Guinea.ART29851
Japanese POWs
After trekking out of the hills above Wewak Point, Japanese prisoners of war are shown as they await internment on Muschu Island; some prisoners are embarking on a landing craft behind. Most of these men were in a bad state of malnutrition, many dying before they could be invalided home to Japan.ART29852
Field Engineers
A scene showing the 1st Field Engineers building a road over a hill near Bootless Inlet, Port Moresby.ART29853
Engineers digging tunnel
Engineers are depicted digging a tunnel for signals equipment to protect from bombing at Port Moresby.ART29854
Kayo natives on the Digul river
Several sketches of Kayo natives from the Digul river area in Dutch New Guinea are depicted. In the centre is a profile-view portrait of a native woman carrying produce in a "billum", a string bag which is slung from her head.ART29855
Moresby air raid
A view from Dysentery Hill looking to 7 Mile aerodrome with two aircraft depicted flying overhead. Smoke billows up from the valley below.ART29856
"Ben", correspondents hut
A portrait of "Ben", a Port Moresby native, as he sits and washes clothes in a large metal container for the correspondents hut.ART29857
African American soldiers washing
Two African American soldiers are depicted at Port Moresby; one is washing himself beneath a water hydrant while the other stands watching.ART29858
Natives woodcutting under supervision
New Guinea natives are depicted woodcutting for a road bridge construction whilst being supervised by troops.ART29859
Field Hospital, Moresby
Looking west from the Signal Headquarters in Moresby at the Field Hospital. The hospital was housed in a stone building and was later destroyed by a Japanese raid.ART29860
Convalescent camp
Convalescent camp Q store at Koitaki compound, 48 km from Port Moresby.ART29861
A.I.F engineers road building
Engineers from the Australian Imperial Force are depicted as they build a road above Rouna, Port Moresby.ART29862
Wewak Point Base Hospital
The Australian Base Hospital at Wewak Point, shown here during its construction stages, was completed in 1945 just before the Australians left. Wewak point had been previously held by the Japanese who tunneled through the coral to build a fortress. They were entombed when the Navy and Infantry...ART29863
The sigs go into action!
A cartoon drawing of a group of soldiers running for shelter in a bunker while the war rages overhead.ART29864
Tank landing craft
Sketches and drawings done as studies for a painting of a Tank Landing Craft practicing with US troops at Bribie Island, Queensland.ART29865
Captain Cook Dock under construction, lower elevation
Captain Cook Dock under construction showing the lower left elevations.ART29866
Captain Cock dock, South elevations
Captain Cook dock under construction showing the South elevation looking North.ART29867
Harry Pike and Ken Joseph
Portrait drawings of Harry Pike, Driver, Mid East AIF (left) and Ken Joseph, Militiaman, 5th Camouflage Unit (right) are depicted.ART29868
Captured Japanese camp
A captured Japanese camp position at Wewak Heights, New Guinea is depicted. On the verso there are sketches of an island and a landscape.ART29869
A native skull
A sketch of a native skull from the Port Moresby area, New Guinea.ART29870
Base Depot, Koitaki, New Guinea
A sketch of the Base Depot at Koitaki, New Guinea, with several soldiers shown seated in the foreground and native buildings in the background.ART29871
Army sawyers and pioneers
A sketch of Army sawyers and pioneers cutting timber to build a bridge in the jungle behind Port Moresby.ART29872
[K9 Submarine alongside Garden Island berth]
Dutch Submarine K IX (K9) berthed alongside Garden Island, Royal Navy. K IX was built for the Royal Netherlands Navy to an Electric Boat Co (USA) design and allotted for service in the Netherlands East Indies.ART29873
Boom across channel opening
A view looking East showing boom across Channel opening. The 9th Division's return on "Queen Mary" with escorting destroyers and cruisers are depicted as they enter Sydney Harbour.ART29874
Dardi from Java
A portrait of a native from Tanamerah, Java by the name of Dardi.ART29875
Corporal Jim Watson
Two portrait studies of Corporal Jim Watson are depicted; one profile and one three-quarter view. Corporal Watson was a driver for the Australian Imperial Force, attached to Correspondents, Middle East.ART29876
Captain Albans
A portrait of Captain Albans, 2nd Australian Imperial Force, 5th Camouflage Unit, AIFART29877
Forecastle of HMAS Kiama
Forecastle of HMAS Kiama with 4-inch guns depicted as it crosses the waters off Lae, New Guinea. Reverse side shows topographical sketches of Finnesterre Ranges, Milne Bay, and volcanic islands, Huon Pennisula. Australian commanders opted to advance to the east of Aitape, towards Wewak, to...ART29878
Corporal Sammy Walsh
A portrait of Corporal Sammy 'the wild Irishman' Walsh (NX52951) of the 2nd Australian Imperial Force.ART29879
Javanese and natives weaving thatch for artillery camouflage
Javanese native Papuans are depicted weaving thatch which is to be used for artillery camouflage.ART29880
Refuelling "Kittys"
A scene at 7-Mile Aerodrome showing Curtiss P40-E Kittyhawks being refuelled for return to Buna Bay. Some of the aircraft had already made four missions from 5am to 3pm as 24 Japanese ships had been reported off the New Guinea coast.ART29881
Beach at Aitape
Depicts a group of men bathing at the beach. The Australian portion of the Aitape-Wewak campaign took place in northern New Guinea between November 1944 and August 1945. Aitape had been occupied by the Japanese in 1942. Although their primary role was the defence of the base facilities at Aitape,...ART29882
HMAS Kiama
A view of the deck on board HMAS Kiama whilst on the Coral Sea. HMAS Kiama was one of sixty Australian Minesweepers (commonly known as corvettes) built during the Second World War in Australia. Beginning her operational wartime career in March 1944, when she arrived at Milne Bay for service in New...ART29883
US marines on manoeuvres, Morton Bay
Combined USA Air, Navy and Army Forces are depicted doing excerise practice landing troops and supplies on Bribie Island.ART29884
After bombardment on beach at Wewak
A scene of the beach following bombardment at Wewak.ART29885
The bludger
A portrait drawing of a native servant house boy from Moresby squatting on the ground.ART29886
Moresby coast
A sketch of the Port Moresby coast, east of town. Tracks can be seen leading from the road to the ammunitions dump on the side of the hill.ART29887
A portrait of a Japanese prisoner of war.ART29888
Native woman, Koitaki
Two sketches depicting a native Papuan woman wearing a grass skirt and carrying a 'billum', a string bag for carrying produce which is slung from the head.ART29889
Signals unit
The Signals unit in the foothills of the Owen Stanley Ranges during an overnight 'dogfight' aerial combat with Japanese fighter aircraft. This sketch was made prior to Ashton's appointment as official war artist while he was on active service as a corporal with the Signals Corps.ART29890
Japanese Landing Barge
Depicts a drawing of a Japanese Landing Barge on Wewak Beach, salvaged by troops.ART29891
Notes on convoys marshalling at Morton Bay
Several sketches depicting convoys marshalling in Moreton Bay, Queensland.ART29892
A depiction of Takei, a Japanese prisoner of war, attending to the laundry.ART29893
Forecastle mess dock, HMAS "Kiama"
The forcastle mess dock on board HMAS "Kiama", off the New Guinea coast. Personnel are shown seated along the tables.ART29894
SS "Sodoe" foredeck with troops
A depiction of soldiers relaxing on the foredeck of SS "Sodoe".ART29895
[SS "Sodoe"]
Sketches of SS "Sodoe" at the wharf, and natives in canoes transporting produce in Tanamerah, Dutch New GuineaART29896
Submarine K9
HMAS K9 was a Dutch submarine which was used by the Royal Australian Navy for training purposes during the Second World War. K9 was built for the Royal Netherlands Navy and allocated for service in the Netherlands East Indies. On the night of 31st May 1942, K9 was lying in Sydney Harbour alongside...ART29897
Indonesian native cookhouse
A native woman is depicted cooking in large boilers at an Indonesian native cookhouse, Tanamerah, Dutch New Guinea.ART29898
Skipper "Sodoe"
A drawing to the skipper of SS "Sodoe"ART29899
Cape Puss rest camp, 2/8 Field Company
Soldiers of the 2/8th Field Company are depicted relaxing on the beach at Wewak, New Guinea.ART29900
Japanese barge
A Japanese barge is depictd; this one in particular was refloated by Australian Imperial Force and used as a passenger vessel around the New Guinea area.ART29901
7 mile drome
A view of the south-east end of 7 mile drome, New Guinea, with several aircraft on the ground. Located to the north of Port Moresby, seven miles from town, the aerodrome was first used by the Royal Australian Air Force 75th Squadron in 1942 for the defence of Port Moresby.ART29902
Road to Kokoda: base depot; verso: Frank Wilson
A view of grass buildings and a truck at the Kokoda base depot, Kokoda, Papua New Guinea. On the verso is a portrait sketch of Frank Wilson working under a lamplight.ART29903
Looking from Base Hospital
A view of the mountains between 7 mile drome and Rouna falls, looking from the Base Hospital in Port Moresby.ART29904
Thursday Island from troopship SS "Manoora"
The view of Thursday Island from the troopship SS "Manoora"; the township can be seen beyond the jetty with mountains in the background.ART29905
Road building above Rouna Falls
Personnel from 2/6 Field Engineers are shown building a road above Rouna Falls. These falls were well known to Australian soldiers in 1942 making their way from Port Moresby up to the Sogeri Plateau and Owers' Corner where the Kokoda track begins.ART29906
Notes at Thursday Island
Several sketches of ships and coastlines at Thursday Island, Queensland.ART29907
B26 bomber being repaired
A United States Army Air Force (USAAF) Martin B26 Marauder bomber is being repaired on the airstrip at 7 mile drome following action.ART29908
SS "Sodoe", bridge
The wheelhouse on the SS "Sodoe" bridge, with two personnel inside; the man nearest is steering the vessel while the other looks out to the river.ART29909
RAAF Pilots Headquarters
The Royal Australian Airforce (RAAF) Pilots Headquarters on the beach at Wewak, New Guinea. A parachute has been used to create an awning under which a personnel member stands nude enjoying a drink; the beach can be seen to his right.ART29910
Bridge above Rouna Falls
A scene of bridge repairs by engineers over Rouna River, Port Moresby.ART29911
B17 being fuelled for raid on Rabaul
A US Boeing B17 Flying Fortress is shown at 7 mile drome being fuelled for a raid on Rabaul. Located to the north of Port Moresby, seven miles from town, this aerodrome was first used by the Royal Australian Air Force 75th Squadron in the defense of Port Moresby in 1942.ART29912
HMAS "Kiama"
A view of the Royal Australian Navy vessel HMAS "Kiama" as seen from the afterdeck. HMAS "Kiama" was predominantly involved in ocean convoy work in the South Pacific area.ART29913
Panoramic note of 9th Division entering Port Jackson
A sketch of Port Jackson showing three vessels in the harbour: RMS Queen Mary in the foregroud, Aquatinia in the middle, and Isle de France in the background.ART29914
RMS "Queen Mary"
A depiction of RMS "Queen Mary" at Sydney Harbour, with tug boats and ferries alongside.ART29915
Javanese assistant
A side profile portrait of a Javanese assistant at Tanamerah, Dutch New Guinea.ART29916
Pieter Olingir
A portrait of Pieter Olingir from the Tanimbar Islands.ART29917
Destroyed Japanese planes
Several Japanese planes are depicted alongside Wewak aerodrome; all of them were destroyed by US and Australian bomber aircraft.ART29918
Young English Lieutenant; verso: View north from above camp at Cairns
recto: A head portrait of an unidentified English Lieutenant, depicted from two different angles. verso: A view north from above the camp at Cairns is depictedART29919
Torpedoed American vessel
A quick sketch of an American vessel "Liberty", torpedoed off the coast of New South Wales, is depicted. The Liberty ships were cargo ships built in the United States during the Second World War.ART29920
Liberated POW, Talien
A portrait of a Chinese prisoner of war, one of the many liberated political prisoners held at Tanamerah, Dutch New Guinea. The liberation of camps was not a uniform process, many camps were liberated as the forces were recapturing territory. For other internees, freedom occurred many months after...ART29921
Lockheed Hudson on road at 7Mile Drome
A Lockheed Hudson is depicted on the airstrip at 7 Mile Drome. The plane on the left was bombed and destroyed. The Hudson was developed by the Lockheed aircraft corporation from its successful Electra airliner to meet a British requirement for a navigation trainer. The Hudsons served with the air...ART29922
"Queen Mary"
A sketch of the SS "Queen Mary" entering Sydney Harbour with the return of the 9th Division.ART29923
PFC Cadell, USA
A portrait of first class Private Cadell (USA), of Illinois, stationed with the Provost Section, Brisbane.ART29924
Sketches at Moresby
A series of sketches depicting indigenous people in a variety of poses, as well as a village scene at Angau, New Guinea.ART29925
recto: [untitled portrait]; verso: [notes on ships]
recto: A pencil portrait of an unidentified person . verso: Seven sketches of different vessels, on the Brisbane RiverART29926
After Japanese surrender
Captured Japanese prisoners of war are shown arriving at Wewak for internment after marching under Australian guard for 20 miles.ART29927
Depicts a coastal scene with buildings and boats in the middle foreground and hills in the background.ART29928
Notes of return of 9th Division, Sydney Harbour
Notes of Sydney Harbour at the time of the 9th Division's return to Australia on board SS "Queen Mary", with several unidentified vessels depicted.ART29929
Troops being evacutated from Wewak by air
A group of soldiers onboard an aircraft are depicted returning from Wewak over the Owen Stanley Ranges, New Guinea.ART29930
recto: Captured Japanese weapons; verso: Japanese position after surrender
recto: A landscape with destroyed trees and a pile of captured Japanese weapons taken after their surrender in Wewak, New Guinea is depicted. verso: A landscape depiction of the Japanese position following their surrender.ART29931
Captain Peter Moyes
A portrait of Captain Peter Moyes, NX17148, 49th Australian Infantry Battalion, reclining on a chair with a hat resting beside him. He is wearing shin guards.ART29932
Gunner Mick Sawyer
A portrait of Gunner Mick Sawyer of the Royal Australian Artillery, Woorim Fortress and Coastal Defence Units, Bribie Island, Queensland.ART29933
Brisbane River from Staver Bridge
A view from Staver Bridge of the Brisbane River is shown, with vessels docked along the river bank.ART29934
Silvester Watratan
A portrait of Silvester Watratan, a native from the Kai Islands, Indonesia.ART29935
Townsville RAAF drome
Several aircraft are depicted receiving maintenance at Royal Australian Air Force base in Townsville.ART29936
Japanese barge below Wewak Point
Several Japanese barges below Wewak Point are depicted.ART29937
Ossie White
A sketch portrait of Ossie White, an Australian servicemen during the Second World War.ART29938
Not titled [a vessel being assisted by tugboats]
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Study for dead soldier
A study for a dead soldier laying on the ground with his rifle beside him, bayonet cover laying across his body.ART29940
On bridge of "Sodoe", Digal River
A depiction of the wheel house on board SS "Sodoe", on the Digal River, New Guinea.ART29941
Study for painting of Wewak
A study for a painting of Wewak, showing gun positions and battery in foreground, and Japanese positions on hills in the background.ART29942
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A Vultee Vengance dive bomber, of No 24 Squadron, RAAF, based at Merauke. The Vultee A-31 Vengeance was an American dive-bomber of the Second World War built by Vultee Aircraft. The Vengeance was not extensively used in combat, however it served with the RAF and RAAF in Burma and Southeast asia.ART29943
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An RAAF Consolidated Catalina aircraft, which has been damaged by gunfire in a raid on Port Moresby, is shown. The Catalina was the most widely used flying boat of the war. It flew in all of the major theatres and was employed as a maritime patrol and attack aircraft, a long-range transport, a...ART29944
Kitty Hawk ready for take-off
USS Kitty Hawk, attack aircraft carrier just about to take off on a bombing mission over Buna Bay where 24 Japanese ships and 9 destroyers were believed to be heading towards Port Moresby. This plane did not return to 7 Mile Drome.ART29945
Damaged B26 bomber; verso: Jack Ahern, 7 Mile Drome
A damaged United States Army Air Force (USAAF) B26 Martin Marauder bomber, showing the tail gun turret. verso: A portrait of Private, first class (USA) Jack Ahern, at 7 Mile Drome, New GuineaART29946
Chester Wilmot
A portrait of possibly Chester Wilmot, a war correspondent. verso: Sketches of Japanese insignia and a 96 Brent type Light Machine GunART29947
Merauke coastline natives; verso: The bastard warrant officer
Two officers are depicted talking to a native man in a village on the Merauke coastline, as local women and children look on in the background verso: A cartoon depicting a warrant officer lecturing a line-up of troops, with one soldier hiding behind the rest.ART29948
Infantry diggers resting at Wewak Beach; verso: [men in a row boat]
A group of soldiers are depicted resting and relaxing nude on the beach at Wewak, with a truck visible to the right and Wewak Point in the background. verso: sketches of three nude men in a row boat looking at fish and coral in the water.ART29949
U.S. Bell Aerocobra
Three men are depicted 'gunning up' a Bell P39 Airacobra aircraft for a raid on Rabaul.ART29950
U.S Aeracobra
A United States Bell P39 Airacobra aircraft is depicted at the Bomana aerodrome in Port MoresbyART29951
Private yacht taken over by RAAF
A private yacht that was taken over by the Royal Australian Air Force for use as a patrol and supply vessel is depicted in Brosbane.ART29952
Study for gunner firing machine gun
A gunner is depicted operating a Vickers machine gun - with a water cooler and sight attached, and an ammunition belt. The soldier is possibly from the United States Army as indicated by his uniform and leggings.ART29953
Thursday Island
A supply vessel is depicted in the harbour at Thursday Island. It is surrounded by small boats, and there is a truck driving in along the jetty.ART29954
Unloading tank and troop landing crafts
A depiction of tank and troop landing crafts being unloaded in sections carried as deck cargo on "Liberty" ships from the United States off Admiralty Point, Sydney Harbour.ART29955
Japanese prisoners of war
A group of Japanese prisoners of war are depicted in Wewak, carrying packs.ART29956
Paulus Kareob
A portrait of Paulus Kareob, a native man from the Mandolo River region, Dutch New Guinea.ART29957
Lockheed Hudson
A Lockheed Hudson aircraft (A16-198) is depicted under camouflage nets at 7 Mile Drome, New Guinea, getting refueled for a raid.ART29958
US B17 and B26
Two United States aircraft are depicted: a Martin B26 Marauder (top) and a Boeing B17 Flying Fortress (below) at Port Moresby, New Guinea.ART29959
Flying Fortress
A Boeing B17 Flying Fortress is depicted getting refueled at 7 Mile Drome, New Guinea, in preparation for an air raid on Rabaul. A dummy gun is pictured to the right.ART29960
Building aerodrome
An aerodrome being built at Tanamerah, Dutch New Guinea, is depicted during the gravel screening operations.ART29961
Moresby Harbour
A view of Port Moresby Harbour depicting a ship at the wharf, buildings in the foreground with a gun to the left, and mountains across the background.ART29962
Port Moresby
A view depicting the township of Port Moresby in the foreground overlooking the harbour, with a ship visible in the far right.ART29963
Wewak after bombardment
A view of Wewak following bombardment from the Air Force and Navy. A tank can be seen on the right, and the surrounding landscape of destroyed trees and scattered debris is illustrative of the extent of the damage.ART29964
Bush camp near Laloki River
A view of a bush encampment near the Laloki River, New Guinea. Two soldiers are carrying buckets to the left and there are huts and tents scattered around the area.ART29965
Submarine alongside Garden Island berth
HMAS K9 was a Dutch submarine which was used by the Royal Australian Navy for training purposes during World War II. K IX (K9) was built for the Royal Netherlands Navy and allocated for service in the Netherlands East Indies. On the night of 31st May 1942 KIX was lying in Sydney Harbour alongside...ART29966
Cairns staging camp
A view of a staging camp in Cairns, which was used for many of the Australian Army Military personnel on their way to New Guinea during Second World WarART29967
Trading vessels; verso: Action on 'Sodoe'
A trading vessel is depicted on the Digoel River, Dutch New Guinea from two different angles. verso: Sketches of a gunner operating a machine gunART29968
First house bombed in Moresby
The first house to have been bombed in Port Moresby is depicted, with severe damage to the roof evident.ART29969
Converted fishing trawler as minesweeper
A fishing trawler which was converted for use as a Minesweeper is depicted in the waters near Port Moresby, New Guinea.ART29970
Captain Cook dock under construction
Captain Cook dock is shown here, from the North end looking South towards Kings Cross, during its construction stages.ART29971
Captain Cook dock under construction
A view of Captain Cook dock under construction is depicted - from South West looking North East .ART29972
Osman White
A portrait of war correspondent Osman White, at the Coresspondents Hut in Port MoresbyART29973
"Ben" Gamoga, Houseboy
A portrait of Gamoga, or 'Ben' for short, the houseboy at the Correspondent's hut in Port Moresby.ART29974
Crashed B26 bomber
A scene depicting a crashed United States Army Air Force (USAAF) B26 Martin Marauder bomber at 7 Mile Drome, New Guinea. A large cloud of smoke can be seen billowing from the wreckage.ART29975
Bofors being repaired
Two men are depicted repairing Bofor anti-aircraft guns at 7 Mile Drome, New Guinea.ART29976
Gun emplacement overlooking Moresby Harbour; verso: [bombed house]
Two soldiers in a gun emplacement covered by a camouflage net are depicted overlooking the harbour at Moresby verso: A sketch of a house destroyed by bombing.ART29977
"Sodoe" unloading
Men are depicted unloading SS "Sodoe" at Tanamerah, New Guinea.ART29978
Felling timber behind Moresby
A scene depicting trees being felled behind Moresby, New Guinea.ART29979
Pioneers cutting timber; verso: [hauling timber]
A scene depicting Pioneers cutting timber in the Kokoda area, New Guinea. verso: A sketch of a truck hauling timber, New GuineaART29980
Boats made by soldiers at Wewak
A scene depicting soldiers using boats made by the soldiers at Wewak, whilst others bathe in the water nearby.ART29981
Cape Moen medical and RAP camp
A view of the medical and Regimental Aid Post camp at Cape Moen, New Guinea.ART29982
Casualty clearing station, Cape Moem, 1; verso: Casualty clearing station, Cape Moem, 2
A depiction of a casualty clearing station at Cape Moem, New Guinea. Medical facilities were found in areas with troop concentrations. The larger the concentration, the larger the medical facility. The smallest Army medical facility was a Casualty Clearing Station (ACCS) followed by a Camp Hospital...ART29983
Cape Moem
Two sketches at Moem, New Guinea: above is a depiction of the 3/14 Field Ambulance casualty clearing station at Moem Point; and below is a topographical landscape of Cape Moem, with Muchu Island visible in the background.ART29984
Moresby notes
Three sketches from Port Moresby: above is a depiction of an aircraft receiving maintenance at the aerodrome in Moresby; in the centre is an aerial view of the harbour at Moresby; and below is a sketch of the vessel "Hic Dui"ART29985
At sea off Cape York on "Manoora"; verso: Air raid shelter for HQ signals unit
Two soldiers on board HMAS "Manoora" are shown resting in one of the cabins as the vessel sails at sea off Cape York. One soldier is lying on the floor reading a book, the other is sitting on a bunk bed, and personal belongings are scattered around them. verso: A view of the air raid shelter for...ART29986
Middle Head from Georges Heights, Sydney
A view across Middle Head as seen from Georges Heights, Sydney Harbour.ART29987
Captain Cook Graving Dock
General view of the Captain Cook graving dock under construction at Garden Island, Sydney, NSW. On the verso there are three sketches of vessels.ART29988
not titled [soldiers playing Two-up]
Two sketches, drawn on an air mail letter card, depicting a group of soldiers playing a game of Two-up.ART29989
49th Battalion B Coy
The 49th Battalion B Company are seen on the move in New Guinea.ART29990
The Correspondent's Hut
The correspondant's hut at Port Moresby, New Guinea. This hut was used by soldiers as a communications centre during the Second World War.ART29993
Australian "Commander"
A portrait of Lieutenant Peter Cossey of the 1st Independent Company.ART92134
2/3rd Australian Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Sydney
A gun crew of the 2/3rd Australian Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Bofors 40 mm anti-aircraft gun rushes to Action Stations on the sounding of an alarm at the Regiment's position, Sydney Harbour.ART23659
Leading Aircraftsman Gill Delprat
Two head portraits taken from different angles of Leading Aircraftsman Gill Paul Delprat, 74805, Royal Australian Air Force.ART23652
Japanese 'Betty' bombers over Moresby
Japanese 'Betty' bomber aircraft are depicted flying over Port Moresby, New Guinea.ART29992
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6931Re: [ANE-2] Re: Qumran inkwells and other facts
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- Jan 2, 2008One possible reason for difference between Qumran and Masada, in regard
to whether animal skin scrolls would survive, is that Qumran got flooded
more than Masada, because Qumran's location and sometimes-broken water system
brought more water to it, which would rot scrolls, moreso than Masada, which
was not flooded from land above it and whose water system was below it. Also,
Masada had casemate walls; Qumran not, among additional differences.
Again, there was writing on clay and stone found in Kh. Qumran, which is
published in Humbert and Gunneweg, Khirbet Qumran...II: etudes... 2003. I wish
those posting on this subject would read that before more declarations. And why
cite declarations on Dead Sea Scrolls from some (e.g. Hirschfeld) who were not
Dead Sea Scroll scholars?
Those interested in the tentative suggestion of Yael Olnick {also in English as
Olenick) can read her Early Roman-Period Pottery Inkwells from Eretz-Yisrael,"
Israel--People and Land I (1983-1984) 55-66 Hebrew; 10-11, English, on inkwell
types. We await full Shufat publication.
For a review of Edna Ullmann-Margalit's book Out of the Cave, see amazon.com:
In many posts no one responded to the evidence in the recently-posted review of
N. Golb, Who Wrote the Scrolls that tells against his proposal. Plus, if these
were Jerusalem libraries, why are there no indications of ownership for
Interestingly, Ulrich makes another three-cave scribal connection in:
Ulrich, Eugene. "Identification of a Scribe Active at Qumran:
1QPsb-4QIsac-11QM." In ??????: ?????? ??????? ????
????? ?-?. ?????? ?????? ????? [Meghillot: Studies in
the Dead Sea Scrolls V-VI. A Festschrift for Devorah Dimant], ed. Moshe
Bar-Asher and Emanuel Tov, *201-*210. Jerusalem: Bialik Institute and Haifa
University Press, 2007.
Would you risk life to take a writing exercise (as found in Cave 4) from
Jerusalem, during seige by the Roman army, to a cave many miles away?
One who is disinterested in evidence of six or so inkwells raises the question
(beyond new-found interest in Shuafat): what evidence would interest? And why,
from some posters, the differing levels of demands for evidence: quite
demanding for Essenes not to be pushed into limbo, and yet so very lacking in
stringency--even ignoring counter-evidence (e.g., from Josephus and from the
non-cross-section of available books at Qumran--for the Jerusalem-library
one-time deposit ignoring connections to the site and to multiply-attested
Essene history?
Stephen Goranson
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Seldom can those last two words be used literally, but on this occasion the subsequent death - apparently suicide - of mother-of-two Jacintha Saldanha, 46, resulted in exactly that.
What was mild amusement at a childish prank call, coupled with incredulousness that anyone could have been fooled by it, changed into something far more sinister three days later after Ms Saldanha's death.
The humour quickly evaporated at that point, to be replaced by anger. British police are investigating, helped by their Australian counterparts, to reflect how seriously the incident is being treated.
The commercial world showed its distaste at being associated with the actions as advertisers withdrew their support for Mel Greig and Michael Christian's show.
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Mike Holmgren the Browns former President and the man Randy Learner paid millions of dollars to take over football operations for the Cleveland Browns said his coaching days were over. Holmgren said he would never work the kind of hours it takes to be a head coach in the NFL again. Now with his butt cheek prints still pressed into the furniture at Browns headquarters in Berea, Holmgren comes out ans says he wants to become the head-coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Mike Holmgren is probably still cashing checks he is getting from the Cleveland Browns. Now he wants to coach the Cowboys. What is that all about.
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hi LG … i'm not so sure holmgren will ever coach again … if he does , god bless him.
i guess that browns fans will have to believe that haslam & banner will make the right decision & bring in the right guy. personally , i don't wanna see them pursue cowher , billick , gruden etc … i'm not sure who the up & coming coordinator in the nfl is , or what college coach will have what it takes to motivate in the nfl.
i will hope for the best as it will be one of the browns most important moves.
have a good one …
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Holmgren who? He should be kissing Favre's a@# right about now.
Just had a thought, maybe Holmgren is asking Favre to be the QB coach at that high school that Favre is OC at.
Remember, Favre had the nickname "the gunslinger" also. I wonder who also gave Weeden the nickname the "gunslinger". Hey Holmgren, Weeden is definately NOT Brett Favre. Did Holmgren leak that nickname for Weeden to the press like he leaked to the press that he wanted to be the Cowboys coach?
The fact that Holmgren may or may not want to coach again leaves me with one question……who cares? He barely got it done in Green Bay, and was an annual loser in Seatle. Why Haslam has allowed him to continue in Berea is beyond me. He's obviously all about himself. Pack he and his buddy Shurmer's bags and show them the door. I hope he goes to Dallas so he and Jerry can be seen throwing punches on the side line. I'm not saying that Holmgren doesn't know football, but his track record speaks for itself.
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