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PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-09-07. A 7.7 MILLIMETRE JAPANESE MACHINE GUN CAPTURED AT MILNE BAY. IT WEIGHS APPROXIMATELY 130 POUNDS AND IS CARRIED BY MEANS OF POLES BY TWO OR THREE MEN. IT IS AIR COOLED AND GAS OPERATED. THIS PICTURE SHOWS TWO AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS CARRYING IT THROUGH THE TALL KUNAI GRASS OF NEW GUINEA.
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-09-07. A 7.7 MILLIMETRE JAPANESE MACHINE GUN CAPTURED AT MILNE BAY. IT WEIGHS APPROXIMATELY 130 POUNDS AND IS CARRIED BY MEANS OF POLES BY TWO OR THREE MEN. IT IS AIR COOLED AN
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-09-07. CLOSE UP OF JAPANESE 7.7 MILLIMETRE MACHINE GUN CAPTURED AT MILNE BAY. AIR COOLED AND GAS-OPERATED IT WEIGHS ABOUT 130 POUNDS AND CAN BE CARRIED BY TWO OR THREE MEN BY M
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-09-07. A JAPANESE TYPE 94, 37 MILLIMETRE ANTI-TANK GUN, CAPTURED AT MILNE BAY, WHICH WEIGHS APPROXIMATELY 800 POUNDS AND FIRES ARMOUR-PIERCING AND HIGH-EXPLOSIVE SHELLS. IT IS
Soputa, Papua. 22 December 1942. Two members of the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on a narrow track through the tall kunai grass which abounds in the clearings of the New Guinea jungle.
NEW GUINEA, 1942-08. BREN GUN AND UNIVERSAL CARRIERS OF THE 39TH INFANTRY BATTALION AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES, PHOTOGRAPHED WHILST ON MANOEUVRES IN THE NEW GUINEA JUNGLE. THE KUNAI GRASS IN THIS PICT
NEW GUINEA, 1942-08. BREN GUN AND UNIVERSAL CARRIERS OF THE 39TH INFANTRY BATTALION AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES, PHOTOGRAPHED WHILST ON MANOEUVRES IN THE NEW GUINEA JUNGLE. THE KUNAI GRASS IN THIS PICT
