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FINSCHHAFEN, NEW GUINEA, 1943-10-02. THE ROUGH TERRAIN IN THE AREA NECESSITATED THESE HUMAN SUPPLY CHAINS TO GET AMMUNITION AND FOOD TO THE FORWARD TROOPS

FINSCHHAFEN, NEW GUINEA, 1943-10-02. SIGNALLERS OF THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION ON A CAPTURED JAPANESE TRUCK. NOTE THE NUMBER PLATE ON THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE

FINSCHHAFEN, NEW GUINEA, 1943-10-02. VIEW FROM A JAPANESE OBSERVATION POST IN THE KAKAKOG AREA, LOOKING TOWARDS SCARLET BEACH, WHERE THE ALLIED LANDING WAS MADE

FINSCHHAFEN, NEW GUINEA, 1943-10-02. ENEMY EQUIPMENT WAS SOON PUT TO USE BY OUR TROOPS. NX21500 SIGNALLER O.L. PURCELL OF THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION IS USING A JAPANESE TELEPHONE FROM ONE OF THE ..

SALAMAUA, NEW GUINEA, 1943-09-26. A CONVOY OF AMERICAN ARMY BARGES PASSING THE PENINSULA ON THEIR WAY TO LAE

KENSINGTON, VIC. 1943-10-23. WORKMAN OPERATING A MACHINE WHICH FILLS TINS WITH 25LB OF FLOUR FOR DESPATCH TO THE TROOPS IN NEW GUINEA AT THE FLOUR MILLS OF MESSRS KIMPTON & SONS

KENSINGTON, VIC. 1943-10-23. WORKMEN AT THE FLOUR MILLS OF MESSRS KIMPTON & SONS CHECKING THE WEIGHT OF FLOUR IN TINS, AFTER WHICH THE LIDS ARE THEN SOLDERED, THE TIN BEING RENDERED AIRTIGHT IN THE ..

KENSINGTON, VIC. 1943-10-23. FLOUR PACKED INTO TWO TYPES OF CONTAINERS BY MESSRS. KIMPTON & SONS FOR DESPATCH TO THE TROOPS IN NEW GUINEA. A CASE CONTAINS TWO TINS, GROSS WEIGHT 66LBS, 25LB OF ..

KENSINGTON, VIC. 1943-10-23. WORKMEN PACKING TINS OF FLOUR INTO BOXES AT THE MILLS OF MESSRS KIMPTON & SONS FOR DESPATCH TO THE TROOPS IN NEW GUINEA. EACH CASE CONTAINS TWO TINS, GROSS WEIGHT 66LBS

KENSINGTON, VIC. 1943-10-23. WORKMEN SEALING TINS OF FLOUR WITH SOLDER AT THE MILLS OF MESSRS KIMPTON & SONS FOR DESPATCH TO THE TROOPS IN NEW GUINEA

KENSINGTON, VIC. 1943-10-23. A TRUCK LOAD OF FLOUR ON PELLETS LEAVING THE MILLS OF MESSRS KIMPTON AND SONS FOR DESPATCH BY SHIP TO THE TROOPS IN NEW GUINEA

LAE, NEW GUINEA, 1943-10-13. CRANE OF THE UNITED STATES SMALL SHIPS SECTION RAISING A SUNKEN JAPANESE BARGE FROM THE DOCK AREA