Hand drilling, Wau-Bulldog Road
Art ART22546 Second World War, 1939-1945Australian 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.
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Australian sappers at work on the construction of Bulldog Road at Johnson's Gap, Wau, 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.
Hele shows Sappers on rock face, Wau-Bulldog Road, Wau, New Guinea.

BULLDOG-WAU ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1943-07-20. VIEW OF ROAD IN THE COURSE OF BEING CONSTRUCTED BY TROOPS OF HEADQUARTERS, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, 11TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, AT JOHNSON'S GAP.

BULLDOG-WAU ROAD, NEW GUINEA, 1943-07-20. TROOPS OF THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD COMPANY, SHIFTING SOIL NEAR JOHNSON'S GAP WITH PICK AND SHOVEL.

BULLDOG-WAU ROAD, NEW GUINEA. 1943-07-20. TROOPS OF THE 9TH AUSTRALIAN FIELD COMPANY, DIGGING A MUDDY CUTTING NEAR JOHNSON'S GAP WITH PICK AND SHOVEL.

Bulldog, New Guinea. 1943-08-22. A rock face a few miles on the Bulldog side of Johnson's Gap which was difficult to overcome during construction of the Reinhold Highway by sappers of 9th Australian F
