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CAPE GLOUCESTER AREA, NEW BRITAIN, 1944-03-07. THIS PHOTO GIVES SOME IDEA OF THE TRANSPORT PROBLEMS THAT CONFRONTED THE FIRST TROOPS TO ARRIVE IN THIS AREA. THE ROAD IS IN THE OPERATIONAL AREA OF THE 3RD BATTALION, 17TH UNITED STATES MARINE ENGINEERS.
CAPE GLOUCESTER AREA, NEW BRITAIN, 1944-03-07. THE FINISHED ROAD ALONG THE COAST BETWEEN YELLOW BEACH AND CAPE GLOUCESTER, PICTURED APPROXIMATELY ONE MONTH AFTER THE LANDING AT YELLOW BEACH. IT WILL C
Cape Gloucester, New Britain. United States Marine Captain James L. Jordan of Shreveport, Louisiana, USA, in conference with his troops after the beach-head had been established.
This work shows a group of United States Army combat engineers bathing when an air raid occured at Cape Gloucester in New Britain, January 1944.
United States First Marine Division embarking on Land Ship Tank and Landing Craft Infantry in New Guinea for landing on Cape Gloucester, New Britain. Identified personnel Lieutenant General W Krueger
Cape Gloucester, New Britain. United States Marines digging in after their landing.
Cape Gloucester, New Britain. December 1943. Vehicles landing on the swampy foreshore of Cape Gloucester after the establishment of a beach-head by United States Marines.
