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PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-09. LIEUTENANT COLONEL A.G. CAMERON, COMMANDING OFFICER OF 3RD AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION, A MILITIA BATTALION THAT HAS BEEN INCORPORATED INTO THE 25TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE, GIVING SOME OF HIS MEN A FINAL CHAT BEFORE THEY LEAVE ON A LONG PATROL FROM MENARI. IT WAS THIS PATROL THAT CAPTURED A JAPANESE SOLDIER.
Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) A G Cameron, Commanding Officer, 3rd Australian Infantry Battalion, a Militia Battalion that has been incorporated into the 25th Australian Infantry Brigade, 7th Division A
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10-06. LIEUTENANT COLONEL A.W. BUTTROSE, COMMANDING OFFICER 2/33RD AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION, WITH STICK, AND MAJOR G.F. LARKIN, BRIGADE MAJOR, 25TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRI
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. THE SIGNAL "OFFICE" OF 25TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE IN ITS JUNGLE LOCATION NEAR MENARI.
WONDECLA AREA, QLD. 1944-05-06. PERSONNEL OF THE 2/2ND INFANTRY BATTALION GIVE "EYES RIGHT" AS THEY MARCH PAST THEIR COMMANDING OFFICER VX44906 LIEUTENANT COLONEL A.G. CAMERON, DSO., AT THE CONCLUSION
WONDECLA AREA, QLD. 1944-05-06. PERSONNEL OF THE 2/2ND INFANTRY BATTALION GIVE "EYES RIGHT" AS THEY MARCH PAST THEIR COMMANDING OFFICER VX44906 LIEUTENANT COLONEL A.G. CAMERON, DSO., AT THE CONCLUSION
PAPUA, NEW GUINEA. 1942-10. MAJOR A. G. CAMERON, ACTING COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE 39TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION (RIGHT) AND CHAPLAIN FOURTH CLASS REVEREND N. J. KARL, PADRE OF THE BATTALION (LEFT
