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1943-01-27. PAPUA. SANANANDA AREA. A JAPANESE WAS SEEN BY A NATIVE BOY TO RUN INTO A DUGOUT FROM WHERE HE IMMEDIATELY OPENED FIRE AT AUSTRALIANS CARRYING AMMUNITIONS TOWARDS THE FRONT LINE AT BUNA. ..

1943-01-27. PAPUA. ALLIED ADVANCE ON SANANANDA. WATER, MUD, AND SLUSH ARE ALMOST THE ALLIED TROOPS INSEPARABLE COMPANIONS IN PAPUA. AMERICAN TROOPS ON THEIR WAY TO JOIN THE AUSTRALIANS NEAR ..

1943-01-27. PAPUA. SANANANDA AREA. SGT. R. HEINITZ OF MONTANA USES HIS HIGHLY POLISHED KNIFE AS A MIRROR. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY)

1943-01-27. PAPUA. ALLIED ADVANCE ON SANANANDA. WATER, MUD AND SLUSH ARE ALMOST THE ALLIED TROOPS INSEPARABLE COMPANIONS IN PAPUA. FOR WEEKS THE ALLIED HAVE BEEN ADVANCING, SOMETIMES UP TO THEIR ..

1943-01-27. PAPUA. ALLIED ADVANCE ON SANANANDA. WATER, MUD AND SLUSH ARE ALMOST THE ALLIED TROOPS INSEPARABLE COMPANIONS IN PAPUA. FOR WEEKS THE ALLIES HAVE BEEN ADVANCING, SOMETIMES UP TO THEIR ..

1943-02-04. NEW GUINEA. PHOTOGRAPHED IN BRIG. WOOTTEN'S TENT ON SANANANDA BEACH ARE GENERAL HERRING, GENERAL VASEY AND BRIG. WOOTTEN. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY)

1943-02-04. NEW GUINEA. SANANANDA FRONT. LEFT TO RIGHT COLONEL JENS DOE, COLONEL MURRAY, GENERAL HERRING AND GENERAL VASEY. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY)

1943-01-27. PAPUA. SANANANDA AREA. MUCH HAS BEEN SAID OF THE INVALUABLE HELP WHICH THE NEW GUINEA NATIVES GIVE THE ALLIED TROOPS. THIS PICTURE SHOWS NATIVES CARRYING OUT ALLIED WOUNDED AND THE ..

1943-02-02. NEW GUINEA. "JAP-MAN, HE GONE TAUBADA." IS NOW THE PASSWORD ALONG THE JUNGLE TRACKS OF THE PAPUAN COAST NOW, THE NATIVES KNOW BY BUSH TELEGRAPH INSTINCT, OR "MISSION TALK ENGLISH" THAT ..

1943-03-02. NEW GUINEA. PORT MORESBY. SYDNEY DAILY TELEGRAPH NEWSPAPER WAR CORRESPONDENT GEOFFREY TEBBUTT WITH GENERAL SIR IVEN MACKAY

1943-01-27. PAPUA. SANANANDA AREA. MUCH HAS BEEN SAID OF THE INVALUABLE HELP WHICH THE NEW GUINEA NATIVES GIVE THE ALLIED TROOPS. THIS PICTURE SHOWS NATIVES CARRYING OUT ALLIED WOUNDED AND THE ..

1943-02-04. NEW GUINEA. SANANANDA FRONT. COL. J.T. MURRAY AND GENERAL HERRING. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY)