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SHAGGY RIDGE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-22. LOOKING TOWARDS MADANG FROM SHAGGY RIDGE SHOWING THE "PIMPLE" IN THE FOREGROUND

WONGINARA MISSION, NEW GUINEA. 1945-04-04. NATIVES CARRYING SUPPLIES ALONG A KAI (FOOD) LINE ALONG THE MABAM RIVER TO FORWARD 2/3 INFANTRY BATTALION TROOPS IN THE TORRICELLI MOUNTAINS. THE LINE WAS ..

WONGINARA MISSION, NEW GUINEA. 1945-04-04. NATIVES CARRYING SUPPLIES ALONG A KAI (FOOD) LINE ALONG THE MABAM RIVER TO FORWARD 2/3 INFANTRY BATTALION TROOPS IN THE TORRICELLI MOUNTAINS. THE LINE WAS ..

SHAGGY RIDGE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-01-22. A TRENCH MORTAR DETACHMENT OF THE 2/9TH INFANTRY BATTALION IN ACTION DURING A THREE PRONGED ATTACK ON SHAGGY RIDGE BY THE 2/9TH INFANTRY BATTALION, THE 2/10TH ..

BULLDOG-WAU ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1943-07-16. ROAD BENCHING NEAR BANNON'S LOOKOUT

DAGUA AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-04-04. A BOONG (NATIVE) KAI (FOOD) LINE ESCORTED BY 2/3 INFANTRY BATTALION TROOPS, STRUGGLING UP A MUDDY 2 IN 1 GRADE WITH STORES FOR FORWARD TROOPS

Sergeant Frank J Parmiter of Coburg, Vic, and Corporal Ivan G Pritchard, of Kensington, NSW, spotters with the New Guinea Air Warning Wireless Company (NGAWW), at work beside their AWA radio at an ..

BULLDOG-WAU ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1943-07-15. TROOPS OF THE 14TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, EDIE CREEK, CUTTING THROUGH A LARGE ROCKY OUTCROP AT THE 27 MILE POINT ON THE ..

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1945-03-26. AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE PERSONNEL AT THE SISTERS MESS, 2/7 GENERAL HOSPITAL, DURING THE VISIT OF LADY WAKEHURST AND LADY BLAMEY. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- ..

JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-04-12. PERSONNEL OF 3016 ENGINEER BOAT MAINTENANCE COMPANY (US ARMY), ATTACHED HQ 5 DIVISION LINED UP ON THE END OF ONE OF THEIR REPAIR BARGES

Personnel of the Fighting Patrol from C Company, 2/1 Infantry Battalion. Identified: unidentified Artillery Signaller, 2/2 Field Regiment (1); unidentified Artillery Signaller, 2/2 Field Regiment ..

REINHOLD HIGHWAY, NEW GUINEA, 1943-08-24. TYPE OF SIGN PLACED ALONG THE ROAD TO IMPRESS THE DRIVERS OF THE NEED FOR CAUTION