Commandos resting before moving on to Namling Ridge
Art ART22524 Second World War, 1939-1945Hele depicts 2/3 Australian Independent (Commando) Company resting before moving onto Namling Ridge, Salamaua, New Guinea.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hele depicts Australian soldiers moving through the jungle at Bobdubi Ridge towards Namling Ridge, Salamaua, New Guinea.
Hele depicts 2/3 Australian Independent (Commando) Company resting before moving onto Namling Ridge, Salamaua, New Guinea.

Namling Ridge; 2/3 Australian Independent Company; Namling Ridge, area

Men of the 58th/59th Australian Infantry Battalion, supported by accurate artillery fire form Australian batteries around Tambu Bay, are seen attacking Japanese positions known as Old Vickers Position

Depicts members of the 58/59 Australian Infantry Battalion taking an old Vickers position at Bobdubi Ridge, Wau Salamaua, New Guinea, on 28 July 1943.

Australian soldiers of the 2/3rd Australian Independent Company being issued with bandoliers containing extra ammunition and grenades preparatory to an expected attack on their position on Namling Rid

Depicts WX11544 Private L R Baker, 2/3 Independent Company, 2 AIF, at Mortar Observation Post on Namling Ridge, cleaning his rifle.
