57/60 troops resting on road to Bogadjim, Yaula
Art ART94571 Second World War, 1939-1945Sketch of 57/60 Australian troops, resting with their kits on the road to Bogadjim, jungle in background.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Troops of 57/60th Australian Infantry Battalion stop to look at a Japanese carving in the rock, which means "National Strength and Solidarity", Bogadjim Road, New Guinea.
Sketch of 57/60 Australian troops, resting with their kits on the road to Bogadjim, jungle in background.
The figure of a Japanese soldier is shown as he is about to swing a pick, as if carving the Japanese script 'National Solidarity and Unity' (Interpretation) onto a flat rock face, near Mabelebu on Bog
YAULA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-10. QX6905 CORPORAL S.H. O'LEARY, 57/60TH INFANTRY BATTALION, EXAMINES AN OBELISK SHOWING A JAPANESE SOLDIER WITH PICK DIGGING AT THE ROCK FACE. THE MONUMENT WAS RAISED BY T

Scene depicting two trucks parked on the roadside on Bogadjim road near Yaula, New Guinea. Off to the side, two Australian soldiers are sitting down resting. A first aid container with Japanese script
MADANG, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-26. JAPANESE TRUCKS ABANDONED BEYOND BOGADJIM ON THE ROAD TO MADANG WHICH WERE CAPTURED BY THE ADVANCE OF THE 57/60TH INFANTRY BATTALION.

Three Australian soldiers are depicted loading a 75mm howitzer mountain gun on Bogadjim road, New Guinea. verso: Three sketches depicting soldiers kneeling on the ground and operating a mountain gun.