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BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. 1945-02-17. NX152906 PRIVATE R. SMITH, 9TH INFANTRY BATTALION FILLING HIS WATER BOTTLE FROM A MOUNTAIN STREAM NEAR MOSIGETTA

MANGUNUI, JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-25. AUSTRALIAN SERVICE PERSONNEL WATCHING WITH INTEREST THE DANCERS AT A NATIVE SING- SING AT THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT NATIVE ..

BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. 1945-02-17. TROOPS OF D COMPANY, 9TH INFANTRY BATTALION HANGING THEIR WASHING OUT ACROSS THE MOSIGETTA ROAD AT ONE OF THE UNIT FORWARD POSITIONS. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- ..

BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND. 1945-02-17. TROOPS OF THE 61ST INFANTRY BATTALION RELAXING WHILE ENJOYING A CUP OF TEA AT MEIVO JUNCTION AFTER THEIR ADVANCE FROM MARERI RIVER TO LINK UP WITH THE 9TH INFANTRY ..

KIEP, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-21. NX34955 MAJOR L.J. CAINS, HEADQUARTERS, 5TH DIVISION (1) AND VX111037 CAPTAIN B.R. CHANDLER, 6TH INFANTRY BRIGADE

JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-24. THE SS "KATOOMBA", AN AUSTRALIAN ARMY TROOPSHIP, PULLING INTO THE WHARF ON HER ARRIVAL FROM AUSTRALIA WITH PERSONNEL OF THE 105TH CASUALTY CLEARING STATION

KALUMALAGI RIVER, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-13. THE JEEP OF THE 5TH DIVISION POSTAL UNIT MAKES HISTORY BY BEING THE FIRST VEHICLE TO CROSS THE NEW BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER

KALAI PLANTATION NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-17. TROOPS OF THE 19TH INFANTRY BATTALION UNLOADING STORES AT THE PLANTATION BEACHHEAD

PALMALMAL PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-13. THE JEEP OF THE 5TH DIVISION POSTAL UNIT BRINGING IN THE MAIL THAT HAS JUST BEEN FLOWN IN BY A ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE, MARTIN "MARINER" AIRCRAFT

KAMANDRAN MISSION, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-17. A BADLY BOMB SHATTERED AND DEVASTED AREA IN A BANANA PLANTATION NEAR THE MELKONG RIVER

KALAI PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-17. PERSONNEL OF THE 19TH INFANTRY BATTALION LOADING STORES ON TO A CAPTURED JAPANESE BARGE NOW USED BY THE 6TH INFANTRY BRIGADE

KEIP, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-02-17. TROOPS OF THE 14TH SUPPLY DEPOT PLATOON LOADING STORES AND AMMUNITION ABOARD AN LCM (LANDING CRAFT MECHANISED) FOR TRANSPORT TO KAMANDRAN