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JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-14. A UNITED STATES ARMY PATROL BOAT TAKING THE GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING 5TH DIVISION OUT TO THE RAAF CATALINA FLYING BOAT FOR HIS RETURN TRIP TO NEW GUINEA

JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-14. NX58632 LIEUTENANT J.G. ROACHE, 2/14TH FIELD REGIMENT (1), LIAISON OFFICER TO THE 594TH UNITED STATES BARGE COMPANY, ASSISTING AMERICAN OFFICER LIEUTENANT ..

MALMAL, JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-13. NX202594 SERGEANT REGINALD MERVYN BARRETT, CINE PHOTOGRAPHER MILITARY HISTORY SECTION

JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-12. MEMBERS OF THE MORTAR PLATOON, 14/32ND INFANTRY BATTALION ATTACHED TO B COMPANY, 1ST NEW GUINEA INFANTRY BATTALION, ON THE VERANDAH OF THE WRECKAGE OF OSCAR ..

JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-17. VX64523 BOMBARDIER LAWRENCE (1), VX121777 GUNNER DELAHUNTY (2) AND VX126307 GUNNER R.S. COOK (3) OF THE 472ND HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT TROOP, CHECKING A PREDICTOR ..

Group portrait of fifty nine personnel of the 472nd Heavy Anti Aircraft Troop enjoying a cup of morning tea while installing their guns in the Wunung Plantation. Identified: VX148064 Gunner (Gnr) ..

JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-17. VX126067 GUNNER R.V. HOGAN, SPOTTER, 472ND HEAVY ANTI-AIRCRAFT TROOP, WITH HIS TELESCOPE AND HAND ALARM

Personnel of the 33rd Docks Operating Company eating lunch near their newly erected kitchen in the Palmalmal plantation. 1. VX80375 Sapper (Spr) Ernest Edward Evans; 2. 22176 (NX113817) Corporal ..

JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-18. MEMBERS OF THE 2/1ST GUARD REGIMENT, ENGAGED IN BRIDGE BUILDING IN THE WUNUNG PLANTATION

JACQUINOT BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-11-17. A TULTUL (GOVERNMENT CHIEF) AND HIS BABY SON IN MALMAL VILLAGE

LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-11-27. A GENERAL VIEW OF BUTIBUM VILLAGE. THIS VILLAGE HAS BEEN TAKEN OVER BY THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT TO HOUSE AND REHABILITATE THOSE NATIVES WHO ..

BOUGAINVILLE ISLAND, 1944-11-17. WX2773 SAPPER MCKINNON (1) AND WX15927 LANCE CORPORAL N.M. TRELOAR, 2/2ND FORESTRY COMPANY, USING A CROSSCUT SAW TO FELL A LARGE TREE