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HELDSBACH PLANTATION, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-06. JAPANESE PRISONERS OF WAR AT THE 106TH CASUALTY CLEARING STATION WHO CAN READ ENGLISH SPEND MUCH OF THEIR TIME IMPROVING THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF THE LANGUAGE. THIS PICTURE SHOWS TWO OF THEM STUDYING THE ARMY PUBLICATION "GUINEA GOLD".
HELDSBACH PLANTATION, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-06. JAPANESE PRISONERS OF WAR AT THE 106TH CASUALTY CLEARING STATION WHO CAN READ ENGLISH SPEND MUCH OF THEIR TIME IMPROVING THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF THE LANGUAGE,
HELDSBACH PLANTATION, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-06. CONVALESCENT MEMBERS OF THE PAPUAN INFANTRY BATTALION PLAYING CARDS AT THE 106TH CASUALTY CLEARING STATION WITH SOME OF THEIR ORDERLIES VIEWING THE GAME.
HELDSBACH PLANTATION, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-06. P.O.W. JA105, A Japanese prisoner of war sufering from general debility pictured after being given several blood transfusions at the 106th Australian Cas
HELDSBACH PLANTATION, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-06. A JAPANESE PRISONER OF WAR LEAVING THE SHOWER USED BY JAPANESE PRISONERS OF WAR AT THE 106TH AUSTRALIAN CASUALTY CLEARING STATION. THE SIGN TRANSLATED ROA
Heldsbach, Finschhafen Area, New Guinea. 1944-04-06. V211859 Private W.H. Richardson of the 106th Australian Casualty Clearing Station treating the foot of a Japanese prisoner of war.
HELDSBACH PLANTATION, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-06. NFX76394 SENIOR SISTER E.B.Y. CAMERON (1), WITH SOME OF THE MEMBERS OF THE PAPUAN INFANTRY BATTALION WHO ARE CONVALESCING AT THE 106TH CASUALTY CLEARING S
