The following photographs were taken by Jim Van Der Kamp. Jim joined the PNG Public Health Department’s Malaria Control Programme as a Field Officer in January 1965 after 18 months service in the Army...
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Dennis Gray’s contribution is a compilation of photographs taken by his Uncle, Bill Gray (circa 1935-41), his father, Charles Gray (circa 1940-41), and himself during 1969-73. It is a wonderful collection of aviation history...
DEREK (JOS) ELWYN CRISP (14 June 1901 – 13 February 1942) Pre-war New Guinea Pilot – Derek (Jos) Elwyn Crisp Jos flew for WR Carpenter’s & Co. Salamaua from the early 1930’s and died...
Description Contributor LINK Early Aviation in PNG Derek Crisp VIEW William Gray’s pictorial of PNG Aviation: 1935-41 William Gray VIEW Charles Gray: 1940-41 – Fledgling air transport and services in PNG Charles Gray VIEW...
Tony de Beer was an entrepreneur/company director with business interests in a broad variety of enterprises. His last interest prior to returning to Australia in 1991 was owning, developing and managing the Madang Lodge...
Trevor Freestone was an Education Officer in Papua New Guinea from 1964 to 1975. His postings included Ambunti in the East Sepik District, Pagei in the Sandaun (West Sepik) Province and postings at Bena...
Trevor Freestone was an Education Officer in Papua New Guinea from 1964 to 1975. His postings included Ambunti in the East Sepik District, Pagei in the Sandaun (West Sepik) Province and postings at Bena...
Trevor Freestone was an Education Officer in Papua New Guinea from 1964 to 1975. His postings included Ambunti in the East Sepik District, Pagei in the Sandaun (West Sepik) Province and postings at Bena...
The following photographs were taken by Jim Van Der Kamp. Jim joined the PNG Public Health Department’s Malaria Control Programme as a Field Officer in January 1965 after 18 months service in the Army...
