Working on sheer rock face, Wau-Bulldog Road
Art ART22528 Second World War, 1939-1945Australian sapper working on Wau-Bulldog Road, Wau, New Guinea.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hele shows Sappers on rock face, Wau-Bulldog Road, Wau, New Guinea.
Australian sapper working on Wau-Bulldog Road, Wau, New Guinea.

Depicts the 11th Australian Division cutting a bench around sheer rock-face Overcoming obstacles such as the building of Wau-Bulldog Road, Wau Ridge, New Guinea.

Australian sappers from the Royal Australian Engineers, drilling rock by hand near Johnson's Camp during the making of the Wau-Bulldog Road, Wau, Salamaua, New Guinea.
Depicts a sketch of the 11th Australian Division working on Wau-Bulldog road, Bobdubi Ridge area, New Guinea.

Depicts part of the Wau-Bulldog Road passing over the top of a rock face between Secombe Camp and Herring Gorge.

The view of Bulldog-Wau Road winding through the undergrowth in New Guinea.