2/10th Australian Commando Squadron: patrol resting in jungle
Art ART26874 Second World War, 1939-1945One of 12 pictures depicting a patrol of 2/10th Australian Commando Squadron in the jungle, New Guinea.

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One of a series of 12 paintings depicting members of the 2/10th Australian Commando Squadron in New Guinea in November 1944. The soldiers have just returned from a six-week patrol where they were clearing the Babiang and surrounding area prior to an advance by the 19th Infantry Battalion. The soldiers are pictured relaxing and bathing in the river in Babiang, New Guinea.
One of 12 pictures depicting a patrol of 2/10th Australian Commando Squadron in the jungle, New Guinea.

One of a sequence depicting a patrol of the 2/10th Australian Commando Squadron showing the first meal of the day at 4:30am, Suain Plantation, New Guinea.

One of a series depicting a patrol of the 2/10th Australian Commando Squadron. It shows the Patrol leaving camp and entering jungle. Officers are glancing at or checking time as the men file past, Sua

One of a series depicting a patrol of the 2/10th Australian Commando Squadron in Suain Plantation Area. It shows two men, one with a rifle and the other with Bren Gun, in the gun-pit on the edge of th

Australian soldiers bathing in a pool in Babiang, New Guinea. A study for the painting '2/10th Australian Commando Squadron: wash and clean up'.
Patrol sequence - They clean their rifle and equip themselves, 2/10th Australian Commando Squadron
