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1943-10-02. NEW GUINEA. MARKHAM VALLEY. OLD MUNUM. PTE. JACK WEST OF PAGEWOOD, N.S.W. IS THE CHAMPION FRUIT COLLECTOR OF HIS BATTALION. (NEGATIVE BY MILITARY HISTORY NEGATIVES)

1943-10-07. NEW GUINEA. MARKHAM VALLEY ADVANCE. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS CROSS THE TEN KNOT UMI RIVER IN RUBBER BOATS ATTACHED TO FLYING FOXES. (NEGATIVE BY MILITARY HISTORY NEGATIVES & GORDON SHORT)

1943-10-02. NEW GUINEA. LAC. C. MARSHALL, GORDON SHORT (D.O.I.) AND BILL CARTY (D.O.I.) (NEGATIVE BY MILITARY HISTORY NEGATIVES)

1943-10-02. NEW GUINEA. LAE. A GROUP OF WAR-CORRESPONDENTS AFTER THE LAE CAMPAIGN. LEFT TO RIGHT - HARRY SUMMERS (SYDNEY MORNING HERALD) GEOFFREY HUTTON (ARGUS) WILLIAM CARTY (D.O.I.) ALAN DAWES ..

1943-10-08. NEW GUINEA. MARKHAM VALLEY. ANTIRIGAN. AT AN OBSERVATION POST AT ANTIRIGAN SAPPER J. RICH KEEPS A WATCHFUL EYE ON SURROUNDING HILLS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT)

1943-10-06. NEW GUINEA. ATTACK ON LAE. THIS PLATOON OF A FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN BATTALION TOOK PART IN THE VICTORIOUS ADVANCE ON LAE. LEFT TO RIGHT - PTES. B. MACQUIRE OF JUNEE, N.S.W. W. ASPREY OF ..

1943-10-07. NEW GUINEA. MARKHAM VALLEY ADVANCE. NATIVE PAPUAN INFANTRY FORD THE UMI RIVER. (NEGATIVE BY MILITARY HISTORY NEGATIVES & GORDON SHORT)

1943-09-20. NEW GUINEA. BUSO RIVER. LAE AREA. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS OPEN UP TINS OF BULLY BEEF. LEFT TO RIGHT - PTE. J. HILL, OF LIDCOMBE, N.S.W., N.S.W., AND CPL. W. MCDONALD OF HAMILTON, NEWCASTLE, ..

1943-09-25. NEW GUINEA. FALL OF LAE. ARTILLERY PLAYED A BIG PART IN THE FALL OF LAE. DURING THE ADVANCE ARTILLERY WAS HAULED THROUGH JUNGLES AND OVER STREAMS. AMMUNITION BEING CARRIED UP TO THE GUN ..

1943-09-25. NEW GUINEA. FALL OF LAE. LEAH, FIFTEEN YEARS OLD NATIVE GIRL WITH A SIX MONTHS OLD BABY. LEAH ESCAPED FROM THE JAPANESE LINES JUST BEFORE THE FALL OF LAE

1943-09-22. NEW GUINEA. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS CAPTURE LAE. WRECKED JAPANESE BARGES ALONG THE WATERFRONT WERE SEARCHED SOON AFTER THE AUSTRALIAN TROOPS ENTER LAE

1943-09-25. NEW GUINEA. FALL OF LAE. PTE. E. MACDONALD OF PERTH, W. AUST., DRINKS OUT OF A TIN AND PTE. D. DOONAN OF BONDI, N.S.W. OUT OF HIS TIN HAT DURING A REST AT LAE