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MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10. A CHURCHILL VII TANK BEING RECOVERED FROM A BOG DURING TESTS CONDUCTED AT HQ 4 ARMOURED BRIGADE

BABIANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-09. A SIKH SOLDIER, CAPTURED AT SINGAPORE, WHO HAD ESCAPED FROM WEWAK IN AUGUST, AND MADE CONTACT WITH THE 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON IN THE TORRICELI RANGES. HE IS ABOARD ..

DRINIUMOR RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-09. TROOPS OF 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON WADING ASHORE FROM AN AMPHIBIOUS DUKW STRANDED AT DRINIUMOR RIVER DURING THEIR JOURNEY TO BABIANG

BABIANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-06. AUSTRALIAN PERSONNEL BOUND FOR HQ 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON ABOARD AN AMPHIBIOUS DUKW. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- FLYING OFFICER CHRISTIANSON, 100 SQN RAAF (1); ..

BABIANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-07. TROOPER N.A. PURSCHE, 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON, PARTIALLY HIDDEN BY JUNGLE UNDERGROWTH, AT ONE OF THE MANY HALTS MADE DURING THE MOUNTAIN CLIMB BY THE PATROL

Troops of 2/10 Commando Squadron laying out markers to indicate the extremity of the Dropping Zone to Beaufort Bombers of 100 Squadron, RAAF. It was found impracticable to carry supplies using ..

AITAPE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-01. THE AMERICAN TROOPSHIP MEXICO WITH MEMBERS OF HQ 6 DIVISION ABOARD. THE SHIP TRANSPORTED THE FIRST UNITS OF 6 DIVISION TO AITAPE FROM CAIRNS BETWEEN 1944-10-28 AND ..

AITAPE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-01. VEHICLES TRAVELLING ALONG THE MAIN ROAD TO AITAPE THROUGH HQ 6 DIVISION LINES

BABIANG AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1944-11-18. A 3 TON GMC TRUCK LOADED WITH 2/11 INFANTRY BATTALION TROOPS FOLLOWING JEEPS OF THE 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON, EASILY CROSSES THE DRINIUMOR RIVER

BABIANG AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1944-11-19. TROOPS OF 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON LIGHT A FLARE TO GIVE WIND DIRECTION AND SPEED APPROXIMATION TO A BEAUFORT BOMBER PILOT OF 100 SQUADRON, RAAF, FOR A SUPPLY ..

BABIANG AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1944-11-18. TWO JAPANESE SERGEANTS, CAPTURED BY THE 2/10 COMMANDO SQUADRON AT SUAIN IN A WEAKENED CONDITION, RECEIVE ESCORT TO ALLIED TRANSLATOR INTERROGATION SECTION ..

AITAPE AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1944-11. TROOPS OF 22 FIELD COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, USE WATER PRESSURE TO DRIVE PILES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BRIDGE LOCATED APPROXIMATELY HALF WAY BETWEEN ..