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1943-06-28. NEW GUINEA. WAU-MUBO AREA. NATIVE CARRIERS LEAVE FOR FORWARD AREAS. ON ONE OF THE TRACKS THEY RECEIVE INSTRUCTIONS FROM LIEUT. K. ALLEN, OF INVERELL, N.S.W. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT)

1943-06-29. NEW GUINEA. WAU-MUBO AREA. IN AN OFF MOMENT PTE. R. DAVIES, OF VIC., L/C ALLEN OF VICTORIA, AND PTE JOHN LUCAS, OF VIC., WITH FUZZY WUZZY NARRAMON EXAMINE THEIR IMPROVISED WASHING PANS ..

1943-06-28. NEW GUINEA. WAU-MUBO AREA. NATIVE CARRIERS SET OUT ALONG THE TRACK IN THE WAU-MUBO AREA, CARRYING SUPPLIES TO FORWARD AREAS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT)

1943-06-29. NEW GUINEA. VEGETABLE GARDENS IN THE MOUNTAINS OF NEW GUINEA. THIS GARDEN SUPPLIES VEGETABLES FOR TROOPS IN THE WAU-MUBO AREA. THE MAJORITY OF THE OUTPUT GOES TO HOSPITALS AND REST ..

1943-06-29. NEW GUINEA. WAU-MUBO AREA. TRANSPORT PLANES UNLOADING AT AN ADVANCED LANDING GROUND. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT)

1943-07-07. NEW GUINEA. PACIFIC OFFENSIVE. GENERAL DOUGLAS MACARTHUR WHO IS COMMAND OF THE ALLIED OFFENSIVES IN NEW GUINEA AND THE SOLOMONS, PHOTOGRAPHED BESIDE HIS PLANE IN NEW GUINEA. WITH HIM IS ..

Wau-Mubo Area, on the Mubo track, members of a 24th Battalion patrol stop for a rest. Identified, left to right: VX151689 Private (Pte) Ian Patterson, Vic; V281140 Pte Frank Geoffrey Horsey, of ..

Wau-Mubo Area, along the Mubo Track members of a mortar section. Identified, left to right: Private (Pte) K McLeod, of Mallacoota, Vic; VX115546 Pte Neil McColl Gilmour, 24th Battalion, of Mont ..

1943-06-29. NEW GUINEA. WAU-MUBO AREA. TRANSPORT PLANES UNLOADING AT AN ADVANCED LANDING GROUND. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT)

1943-07-12. AMERICAN ADVANCE INTO TROBRIAND ISLANDS. THESE ARE THE FIRST PICTURES OF THE AMERICAN ADVANCE INTO KIRIWINA AND WOODLARK ISLANDS, AND SHOW PART OF A LONG LINE OF SMALL SHIPS ON THEIR ..

1943-07-09. NEW GUINEA. WAU-MUBO AREA. A DENTAL CLINIC POST IN A FORWARD AREA ALONG THE MUBO TRACK. USING THE WING OF A JAPANESE AIRCRAFT FOR A WORK BENCH, CORPORAL R. GOODALL, OF HOMEBUSH, N.S.W. ..

1943-07-12. AMERICAN ADVANCE INTO TROBRIAND ISLANDS. ONE OF THE LANDING BARGES USED BY THE AMERICANS IN THEIR LANDING ON KIRIWINA ISLAND. OF MOST UNUSUAL APPEARANCE, THESE LANDING BARGES ARE KNOWN ..