Walking wounded, Branah Creek, Missim Trail
Art ART22547 Second World War, 1939-1945Australian wounded soldiers, able to walk, making their way along the Missim Trail to the dressing station, Salamaua, New Guinea.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Hele shows members of an Australian patrol returning along the Missim Trail, Salamaua, New Guinea to their base at the end of the patrol.
Australian wounded soldiers, able to walk, making their way along the Missim Trail to the dressing station, Salamaua, New Guinea.

Hele depicts a New Guinea native who was spying for the Japanese, being rounded up by the police on the Missim Trail, Salamaua, New Guinea.

Hele shows Papuans setting down a wounded soldier on a stretcher ready to receive first aid treatment in the Regimental Aid Post of a forward unit on the Missim trail, Salamaua, New Guinea.

Stretcher bearers carrying a wounded Australian soldier, Missim Trail, Salamaua, New Guinea.

Australian soldiers drying clothes at Pilimung on the Missim Trail, Salamaua, New Guinea. Clothes were rarely dry in the forward areas; if not wet with rain, they were saturated with perspiration.

Hele depicts a New Guinea pack horse, wearing pack harness, on the Markham Trail, Salamaua, New Guinea. These native ponies were invaluable in transporting supplies along trails and tracks inaccessibl
