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PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. ONE OF THE MAJOR PROBLEMS OF THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW GUINEA IS THE TRANSPORT OF SUPPLIES AND NATIVE CARRIERS HAVE TO BE EMPLOYED TO TRAVERSE THE NARROW PATHS THROUGH THE ..

WOUNDED MEMBERS OF THE 39TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION MAKING THEIR WAY BACK ALONG A JUNGLE TRAIL TO THE BASE HOSPITAL. THEY ARE ALL SUFFERING FROM GUNSHOT WOUNDS SUSTAINED IN THE FIGHTING ..

PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. AMERICAN FLYING FORTRESSES (B17'S) FLYING OVER PORT MORESBY ON THEIR WAY TO BOMB ENEMY AREAS

PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. AMERICAN FLYING FORTRESSES (B17'S) FLYING OVER PORT MORESBY ON THEIR WAY TO BOMB ENEMY AREAS

NEW GUINEA, 1942-08-03. THREE AMERICAN SOLDIERS AND A MANDOLIN AMUSING A COUPLE OF NATIVES DURING A RIVER VOYAGE IN NEW GUINEA

NEW GUINEA, 1942-08-03. THE COOKHOUSE OF ONE SMALL BAND OF AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN NEW GUINEA IS SET IN THE MIDST OF THE DENSE FOLIAGE OF A BANANA PLANTATION

OFFICERS AND MEN OF NO. 2 PLATOON, 23RD FIELD COMPANY. FOR IDENTIFICATION OF 20 PERSONNEL SEE FILE

SEGI. NEW GEORGIA, BRITISH SOLOMON ISLANDS PROTECTORATE. AN AMERICAN AEROLOGIST TALKS WITH THE ISLAND'S CHIEF. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION)

FINSCHHAFEN AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-11-04. MEMBERS OF THE 4TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD BAKERY UNLOADING A BAKERS OVEN FROM AN AMPHIBIOUS "DUKW" PREPARATORY TO ESTABLISHING A NEW BAKERY IN THE AREA

NEW GUINEA, 1943-08-01. "KAI" OR "BISCUIT" BOMBERS WERE USED TO CARRY SUPPLIES OF FOOD AND AMMUNITION TO FORWARD TROOPS IN INACCESSIBLE AREAS. NOTE - KAI IS THE NATIVE WORD FOR FOOD. PHOTOGRAPH ..

NEW GUINEA, 1943-07-27. TROOPS OF THE 2/5TH BATTALION, "Q" STAFF, AT THE GOODVIEW DROPPING GROUND. LEFT TO RIGHT:- BACK ROW. VX4339 PRIVATE (PTE) J. DOUGLAS; VX52806 LANCE CORPORAL R. J. REDRUP; ..

NEW GUINEA, 1943-07-20. JUNGLE TRACK BETWEEN SKINDEWAI AND BARARA STAGING CAMPS